LPD Pattern 10 Solid Core Internal Door - Brown - OP101P30

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The LPD Pattern 10 Solid Core Internal Door is an ideal choice for homeowners and interior designers seeking a versatile, high-quality timber door that balances privacy with a refined aesthetic. Its solid core construction offers superior acoustic insulation and structural durability, making it perfect for bedrooms and home offices where sound management is essential. While it provides exceptional adaptability through its paintable or stainable finish, users should note that the door requires professional handling during installation due to its solid core weight and the limited 8mm trimming allowance per edge.

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Colour	Brown
Model Part Number	OP101P30
Brand	LPD

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FAQs

Can this door be used in a bathroom?

Yes, provided the door is fully sealed on all edges (including the bottom) with a high-quality moisture-resistant paint or varnish to prevent warping.

What are the exact dimensions of this door?

The dimensions are 1981mm in height by 762mm in width.

Can I trim more than 8mm off the edges?

No, exceeding the 8mm trimming allowance can compromise the integrity of the door's solid core construction.

Does the door come pre-finished?

No, the LPD Pattern 10 comes in an unfinished state, allowing you to choose your own stain, paint, or varnish.

Is this door suitable for fire safety applications?

No, this is a standard solid core internal door and does not hold a fire rating certification.

What type of hinges should I use?

Due to the weight of the solid core, it is recommended to use at least three heavy-duty architectural-grade hinges.

Troubleshooting

Door is too large for the frame

Trim the door evenly on all sides, ensuring you do not exceed the maximum 8mm allowance per edge.

Door sag or hinge movement

Ensure that at least three heavy-duty hinges are used to distribute the weight of the solid core door properly.

Finish looks uneven

Ensure the surface is properly sanded and primed before applying your final paint or stain layer.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Excellent acoustic insulation due to solid core
Versatile design fits both contemporary and traditional decor
Highly customizable through painting or staining
Durable, long-term structural integrity

Cons

Heavier than hollow-core doors, requiring sturdy hinges
Limited 8mm trimming allowance may not accommodate significantly non-standard frames
Requires finishing (painting or staining) prior to installation

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation should be performed by a competent individual as the solid core design significantly increases the weight of the door. Ensure that high-quality, heavy-duty hinges are used to support the structure properly. When resizing, do not exceed the 8mm trimming allowance per edge, as this may compromise the structural integrity of the core. After trimming, it is crucial to seal the exposed timber edges with a primer, paint, or varnish to prevent moisture ingress. Regular care includes wiping the surface with a soft, dry cloth; avoid harsh chemical cleaners that could degrade the chosen finish.