Unglazed Flush Internal Door - White

No, the door is supplied unpainted and unglazed, serving as a 'blank canvas'. This allows you to choose your preferred paint or stain to perfectly match your home's interior design.

No, essential hardware such as hinges, handles, and latches are sold separately. This gives you the flexibility to select components that best suit your aesthetic and functional needs.

It is recommended to use an appropriate interior wood primer, followed by a high-quality interior wood paint or stain. Choose a finish suitable for doors and the anticipated traffic level.

Most internal doors can be trimmed, but it is crucial to check the specific manufacturer's guidelines and maximum trimming allowances to avoid compromising the door's structural integrity. Info needed: Specific trimming allowance.

The flush design and solid or semi-solid core construction (depending on the specific model) of the door contribute to its sound-reducing properties by creating a robust barrier against noise transmission between rooms.

While it provides privacy, for high-humidity areas like bathrooms, ensure proper ventilation in the room and use a moisture-resistant paint or sealant to protect the door from warping or damage due to moisture.

Once the door has been finished with paint or stain, clean it with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher spots, a mild, non-abrasive detergent can be used. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.

Check if the door is hung level and plumb within the frame. Adjust hinge positions or mortise depth if necessary. Ensure the latch plate on the frame aligns perfectly with the latch bolt on the door. You might need to slightly adjust the strike plate location.

Ensure the door surface was thoroughly cleaned, sanded, and primed before painting. Apply paint in thin, even coats, allowing each coat to dry completely before applying the next. Avoid over-brushing or using too much paint at once.

Lubricate the hinges with a silicone-based spray lubricant or a few drops of household oil. If the squeaking persists, check if the hinge screws are tight or if the hinges are damaged and need replacement.

Inspect the gap between the door and the frame. If gaps are excessive, consider adding draught excluders or weather stripping around the door frame to improve insulation against air and sound.

Ensure the correct number and type of hinges are used for the door's weight and size. Hinges should be securely fastened into solid wood. If the door sags, reinforce the hinge mounting points or upgrade to heavier-duty hinges.