The doors in your home are used up to 100s of times a day, and we have the perfect selection of doors for both inside and outside your home which combine rugged functionality with effortless style.

Internal doors

We love an open-plan design, but when it comes to bedrooms, bathrooms, and home offices, a solid door is a must! With a huge range of styles to choose from including beautiful wooden doors and a great selection of colours, you’re sure to find the interior door which matches your style and does the job properly.

Making sure you and your family have private areas to relax is made all the easier with a quality internal door, helping them feel comfortable whether they’re working at their desk, drawing the curtains for an early night, or losing themselves in arts & crafts. However, we also stock door stops for finding that perfect halfway-house, as well as protecting your walls from accidental dents from door knobs!

FAQs

How do I measure for a new door?

If you have a door already which you’re hoping to upgrade, measure that first. Accurately take measurements of the height, width, and depth of your door, taking multiple measurements of each in case it’s warped. Measuring your doorframe follows much the same route, as accurate dimensions are a must for a snug fit.

How often should I repaint my external door?

For wooden doors, you may need to repaint it every couple of years depending on its exposure to the elements. Make sure you use a quality exterior wood paint to protect and revamp your door décor.

What security features should I look for in an exterior door?

Making sure your external door is a good fit is most important, from a safety and comfort point of view. Make sure your hinges and locks are fitted strongly with the appropriate screws. For extra security, you could look at installing some smart monitoring to keep an eye on things when you’re away!

How do I maintain my doors?

Keep your doors clean and check them over every once in a while for signs of excess wear or damage. For wooden doors, top up with a coat of paint or varnish every couple of years. Keeping your hinges and locks lubricated is important for smooth operation as well as avoiding annoying squeaks! If your door has weather sealing, you should replace this when necessary to keep your home energy efficient and avoid draughts.

What do I do if my door is sticking?

Sometimes doors can come out of alignment, so check your hinges to see if some adjustment there can fix the problem. Wooden doors can swell due to humidity, in which case you can lightly sand down the edges in the areas where it’s sticking before repainting.