Farley Door - Liberty Doors - Brown - IOFAR18

No, the Liberty Doors Internal Oak Farley Door comes unfinished. This allows you to paint or stain it to perfectly match your home's interior décor.

No, this door is specifically designed for internal use only. It is not constructed to withstand exterior weather conditions.

You can use any interior-grade wood paint or stain. Choose a product suitable for real oak and follow the manufacturer's application instructions for best results and durability.

The lifetime guarantee covers manufacturing defects. It ensures the door is free from faults in material and workmanship under normal use and proper installation, provided it has been correctly finished and maintained.

While the door is designed to be trimmable to a certain extent, we recommend utilizing the available custom-size options to minimize the need for on-site trimming. If trimming is necessary, it should be done by a qualified professional to avoid compromising the door's structure or guarantee.

Once your door is finished and the finish has cured, simply clean it with a soft, damp cloth. For more stubborn marks, use a very mild, non-abrasive cleaning solution diluted in water. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers.

The description specifies "real oak" construction, suggesting a solid oak core, which contributes to its luxury quality and durability.

Ensure the door was properly acclimatized to the room's conditions for 3-5 days before finishing and installation. If the issue persists and is significant, re-check frame squareness and door measurements. For minor issues, a professional carpenter might be able to plane the edges slightly. Utilizing the custom-size door option during purchase can help prevent fitting issues.

This often indicates improper surface preparation. Ensure the door surface was clean, dry, and lightly sanded before applying any finish. Residues or a very smooth surface can prevent adhesion. Remove the failing finish, re-prepare the surface (sand thoroughly), and reapply the finish according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring appropriate primer if recommended for your chosen paint type.

First, check the hinges. Tighten any loose screws. If creaking persists, lubricate hinges with a silicone-based lubricant. For sticking, examine if the door is rubbing against the frame. This could be due to hinge alignment, the frame being out of square, or minor door expansion. Adjust hinges or, if necessary, lightly sand the contact points after removing the door, then re-finish the sanded area.