Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door - Brown

No, the Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door is supplied unfinished. This means it requires painting, staining, or other suitable finishing treatment before it can be installed and used.

No, this door is specifically designed and constructed for internal use only. It is not suitable for exterior applications as it lacks the weather resistance required for outdoor exposure.

You can use either a wood stain to highlight the natural oak grain or a paint designed for wood to achieve a solid color. Always choose a high-quality product and ensure it is suitable for internal wooden doors. Remember to seal all six sides of the door.

No, the Liberty Doors Farley Door is sold as a slab only. Hardware such as hinges, handles, latches, and locks must be purchased separately to match your preference and decor.

To prevent warping, ensure the door is properly acclimatized to your home's environment before finishing. Most importantly, ensure all six sides (front, back, and all four edges) are completely sealed with your chosen finish. This protects the wood evenly from moisture.

The lifetime guarantee covers manufacturing defects in the door. It typically does not cover damage caused by improper finishing, installation, misuse, or normal wear and tear. Always refer to the specific terms and conditions provided with your purchase.

Yes, Liberty Doors offers bespoke 'made-to-measure' options for this product. This allows you to order a door precisely tailored to your unique opening dimensions, reducing the need for on-site alterations.

Ensure the door has been allowed to acclimatize to the room for several days before attempting installation. If it's a bespoke size, re-measure the opening precisely. Slight trimming may be possible for unfinished doors, but excessive trimming can void the guarantee. For significant issues, contact customer support.

This often indicates improper surface preparation. Ensure the door was thoroughly cleaned, lightly sanded, and free of dust, grease, or old finish residues before applying the new finish. Always follow the specific instructions for your chosen paint or stain, including recommended drying times and primer usage.

The most common cause is inconsistent sealing. It is crucial that *all six sides* of the door (front, back, both vertical edges, and the top and bottom edges) are fully sealed with your chosen finish to prevent moisture absorption. Ensure consistent home humidity and temperature, as extreme fluctuations can also contribute to warping.

As an unfinished door, it does not come pre-drilled or pre-mortised for hardware. Accurate measurement and careful drilling are required. Consider engaging a professional installer or carpenter who has experience with fitting internal doors and hardware.