Fire doors are a great way to keep your home safe, but who says they can't look stylish while they're doing it? Not us, as the gorgeous Pintado proves. With its on-trend painted grey finish and sleek, minimalist lines, it makes a perfect match to your contemporary home. And wi...Read More
Fire doors are a great way to keep your home safe, but who says they can't look stylish while they're doing it? Not us, as the gorgeous Pintado proves. With its on-trend painted grey finish and sleek, minimalist lines, it makes a perfect match to your contemporary home. And with the Pintado, there's no need to add your own top coat. It uses state-of-the-art painting technology to create a flawless vertical timber graining effect. All the look of natural veneers, but at a fraction of the cost! And because all the hard work's been done for you, all you have to do is hang it up!.
The pale grey colour has an understated, unfussy style that works with so many different themes and colour schemes, whether you like a calming canvas of neutrals or something more colourful. FD30 rated, it'll protect your home from fire for 30 minutes, provided it's installed properly and you're using FD30 door accessories to complete your look.
This internal door has no glazing, ensuring privacy and making it the perfect option for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Grey internal doors are an increasingly popular choice amongst homeowners and interior designers. The modern shade adds a contemporary feel whilst maintaining a level of neutrality.
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