LPD Doors 4P Clear Pine Doors - Brown

This timeless door design features four raised shaped rectangular panels in a characterful Clear P...

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This LPD Doors 4P Clear Pine internal door is ideal for homeowners seeking a customizable and durable door with a classic aesthetic. Its key benefit is the solid timber core, offering excellent thermal and sound insulation, while its main caveat is that it arrives unfinished, requiring personalization before installation. This door features four raised panels and a clear pine wood grain, ready for painting or varnishing to match any decor. Key features include its solid core construction, generous trimming allowance, and a 10-year conditional warranty.

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ColourBrown
Model Part NumberCP4P27
BrandLPD Doors

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FAQs

What type of wood is this door made from?

The door is made from Clear Pine, which features a natural wood grain and is ready for finishing.

Do I need to paint or varnish this door?

Yes, the door is supplied unfinished and requires painting or varnishing before installation to protect the wood and achieve your desired aesthetic.

What are the dimensions of the door?

The specified dimensions are H:198.1 x W:68.6 x D:3.5 cm (approximately 78" x 30" x 35mm).

Can I trim the door to fit my opening?

Yes, the door has an 8mm trimming allowance on both the long and short edges, allowing for adjustments during installation.

What is the warranty period?

The door comes with a 10-year conditional warranty.

Is this door suitable for external use?

No, this door is designed for internal use only.

Does the door come with hardware?

No, the door is supplied without hardware such as handles, hinges, or locks. These need to be purchased separately.

Troubleshooting

Door is difficult to close or sticks.

Check if the door has been trimmed too much on one side, or if the frame has warped. Ensure hinges are correctly aligned and not sagging. Minor sticking can sometimes be resolved by lightly sanding the rubbing edge and reapplying finish.

Paint or varnish is peeling/cracking.

This usually indicates insufficient surface preparation or moisture in the wood before finishing. Ensure the door was clean and dry before application, and that the finish was applied evenly to all edges. Re-sand affected areas and reapply finish.

Door seems heavier than expected.

This is normal for solid core doors. Ensure you are using appropriately rated hinges and hardware designed for the weight of a solid wood door.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Solid core provides excellent insulation and sound dampening.
  • Unfinished clear pine allows for full customization to match decor.
  • Classic four-panel design suits various interior styles.
  • Significant trimming allowance facilitates easier installation.
  • Backed by a 10-year conditional warranty.

Cons

  • Requires finishing (painting or varnishing) before installation.
  • As a natural wood product, variations in grain and color may occur.
  • Solid core can make the door heavier than hollow-core alternatives.
  • Self-assembly is required for finishing and potentially hardware installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Before installation, the door must be finished. Apply your chosen paint or varnish according to the product manufacturer's instructions. Ensure all surfaces, including edges, are covered to maintain the integrity of the wood and prevent moisture ingress.

Fitting: This door is designed for internal use and is compatible with standard door hardware (handles, hinges, locks). Due to the solid core, ensure your hinges are rated for the door's weight. The 8mm trimming allowance on each edge can be used to achieve a snug fit within your door frame.

Care: Clean the door with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture, which can damage the wood finish. Periodically check the finish for any wear and reapply paint or varnish as needed to maintain its appearance and protect the wood.

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