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Solid Oak 1930s Style Door

(101567)

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From£294.95 (inc VAT)

Exclusive to UK Oak Doors
100% solid oak construction
Pre-sanded
Made to measure available

size 1981 x 686 x 35mm

1981 x 762 x 35mm

2032 x 813 x 35mm

1981 x 838 x 35mm

finish: Unfinished

Solid Oak 1930s Style Door

From£294.95 (inc VAT)

£294.95 (inc VAT)

Product Details

Description

Solid Oak Internal 1930s Door

This uniquely styled Solid Oak 1930s Door is a fine choice for adding the finishing touches to a traditional home, and is one of our 1930s doors. It features the classic one-over-three design, a large flat panel in the top section with three vertical panels beneath, the layout found in most 1930s-built homes across the country. The streamlined shapes, minimal ornamentation and restrained detailing tie in with the Moderne design movement of the period.

Made from prime Grade A solid oak with a mortice and tenon frame, the door shows the natural colour tones and character that make solid oak so special, with accentuated knots and contrasting grain across the face. Historically these doors would have been made from pine and often painted white; crafted in solid oak instead, this one lets the natural beauty of the wood show.

Being solid oak all the way through, rather than an oak face over a manufactured core, the door can be sanded back and re-treated over its life, and trimmed a little to fit an opening. Oak moves slightly with the seasons, so leave a small gap for expansion when fitting.

The clean 1930s face suits both period and simpler modern ironmongery; you can match the handles, hinges and latches on our door hardware pages. It is also available in a made-to-measure version, built to your exact measurements.

The door is supplied unfinished and pre-sanded, or prefinished through our in-house oiling service. If you finish it yourself, treat it before hanging and refresh it periodically to keep it protected, sealing every face including the top and bottom edges. We recommend a suitable hardwax oil such as Treatex.

Key Product Information

Iconic 1930s one-over-three design: a large top panel over three vertical panels
100% prime Grade A solid oak with a mortice and tenon frame
Solid oak throughout: can be sanded back, re-treated and trimmed to fit over its life
Natural character: visible knots and grain highlight the oak
Supplied unfinished or prefinished; made to measure available

Specification

Usage	Internal Use
Product Weight Range	21kg-45kg
Trim Down By	15mm each side, 15mm top, 15mm bottom
Width	686mm or 27 Inch, 762mm or 30 Inch, 813mm or 32 Inch, 838mm or 33 Inch
Wood/Colour Type	Grade A Solid Oak
Thickness	35mm
Height	1981mm or 78 inch, 2032mm or 80 inch
Finish	Unfinished
Construction	Solid
Brand	UK Oak Doors
Door Style	1930s, 4 Panel, Traditional
Product Code	101567

Specification

Usage	Internal Use
Product Weight Range	21kg-45kg
Trim Down By	15mm each side, 15mm top, 15mm bottom
Width	686mm or 27 Inch, 762mm or 30 Inch, 813mm or 32 Inch, 838mm or 33 Inch
Wood/Colour Type	Grade A Solid Oak
Thickness	35mm
Height	1981mm or 78 inch, 2032mm or 80 inch
Finish	Unfinished
Construction	Solid
Brand	UK Oak Doors
Door Style	1930s, 4 Panel, Traditional
Product Code	101567

Important Information

Please note that all of our solid oak products (unless otherwise stated) are initially unfinished. If you choose to have your solid oak product prefinished, when installing door fittings and/or trimming the door size, be sure to treat newly exposed surfaces with a Hardwax oil to reseal those areas. The doors displayed on our website vary in appearance due to the different finishes being used by ourselves and customers alike; in addition to the natural qualities of the wood, this will also contribute to the door’s appearance. All hinges, handles, levers, and door accessories are for illustration purposes only and sold separately. We cannot guarantee an exact match to images used across our door product imagery for the reasons stated above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this door solid oak?

Yes. This door is 100% solid oak throughout, rather than an oak veneer over an engineered core.

Does this door come with a frame?

Door frames and linings are not included unless they are specifically listed in the product details. Compatible frames or linings should be ordered separately where required.

What finish would you recommend on this door?

We recommend using a suitable hardwax oil to protect the door against the elements and everyday use. Most paints, stains and standard varnishes are unsuitable for this purpose and their use will most likely void the warranty.

What is the difference between a solid oak door and an oak veneer door?

A solid oak door is made from solid oak throughout, rather than a thin oak veneer over an engineered core. This gives it a substantial feel, natural variation and long-lasting character, so you get authentic oak in your home.

Delivery Information

Because it’s important that our products get to you in perfect condition and on time, we only work with trusted, reliable delivery companies who have an excellent reputation. To allow you to spend where it matters, the cheapest available delivery option will automatically be selected at the checkout stage. Don’t forget that orders over £750 will qualify for free shipping!

Standard Delivery Rates

Doors - £40.00* (this is per order, not per door)
Ironmongery and Oils - £15.00
Skirting, Architraves, Linings, Window boards and Furniture - £25.00

*We apply a shipping surcharge of £35.00 to certain postcodes for door orders and £25 for timber only orders, which can also add an additional 5 working days to the delivery lead time, see our delivery page for more information.

For Standard deliveries, you will receive contact from the courier prior to delivery. For Express deliveries, you will not receive contact from the courier, with the aim to avoid delays in the Express delivery.

If you have chosen additional options for your items such as prefinishing, please allow up to an additional 10 working days for delivery. This will depend on the number of in-house oiling requests and the chosen finish which will affect the number of coats and required drying time.

Generally delivery is a weekday service. Couriers may however operate on weekends during busy periods. As such, we are unable to offer weekend deliveries, but this may be offered by the courier if they call to arrange your delivery date and time. Please note that your delivery will be made to the kerbside. As such, please ensure you can move your order to a secure location.

All delivery times given are based on orders being placed before 12-midday and the lead times are from once your order has been dispatched, not placed.

As unforeseen circumstances can, on the rare occasion, cause delivery issues, we do not recommend booking any tradesmen until your items have been delivered.

Flooring Delivery

Delivery is typically 7-10 days from order date. Your flooring will normally come on a pallet and be shipped using a kerbside delivery. We will call you before delivery to agree a date that suits as someone will need to be available to help offload. Please remember that our solid oak flooring is particularly thick and therefore very heavy. 65m2 will weigh approximately 1 tonne/1000kg.

Still Have Questions?

If you still have questions regarding the delivery of your order, please give our dedicated Customer Service Team a call and they will be happy to assist you further.

Please Note: We are obliged to apply a shipping surcharge to certain postcodes. Enter your postcode at the checkout to see if any surcharges apply. Surcharges are applied on top of the Free Delivery and also incur a longer lead time (5-10 days). If you have any questions regarding surcharges, please call us on 01455 565 565 to find out more.

For more detailed delivery information see our delivery page here

Measuring Guide

Accurate measurements are crucial for selecting the right door size. Follow these simple steps to measure your door correctly: