2 Panel Internal Doors

Oak 2 Panel Doors

A two panel door sets a pair of framed panels into the face, giving a clean, balanced look that suits almost any room. It is one of the simplest panel designs, which is exactly why it works so well in both modern and period homes. The two panels can be flat and understated for a contemporary feel, or set with a raised, moulded edge for a traditional look. Every door here is made for inside the home, pairing the warmth and grain of oak with a shape that stays quietly classic rather than fashionable.

Contemporary and traditional 2 panel styles

The two panel range splits neatly by look. Flat, square-edged panels give a clean shaker-style face that sits well in a modern or minimalist room, while raised and moulded panels lean traditional and suit a Victorian or period property. In between there is a simple, timeless two panel that works almost anywhere. Because the design is so understated, a two panel door is easy to match to existing skirting, architrave and furniture, so you can carry one style through the whole house without it ever feeling busy.

Finish and glazing

Two panel doors come prefinished, ready to hang with the oak already sealed, or unfinished for you to treat in your own tone. We recommend a suitable hardwax oil such as Treatex, and you will find everything you need in our door treatments. It is best to steer clear of ordinary stains and varnishes, which can affect the guarantee. Several two panel designs are also glazed, setting toughened glass into the upper panel to borrow light between rooms while keeping the two panel shape.

Fire-rated 2 panel doors

Where building regulations call for a fire door, you do not have to lose the two panel look. Several designs are also made as FD30 fire doors, built with a denser core and intumescent seals to hold back fire and smoke. They are ideal between a garage and the house or off a landing.

Compare other panel counts

If you are weighing two panels against a busier face, it is easy to compare. Browse the full oak panel door range, or step up to our most popular 4 panel doors to see the difference side by side before you choose.

• Flat contemporary or raised traditional two panel faces
• Solid oak and oak veneer constructions
• Prefinished or unfinished
• Clear or obscure glazed options
• FD30 fire-rated versions