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Internal Doors

Internal doors have hundreds of designs, styles and sizes. From traditional shaker style; to modern contemporary designs like Ely Oak. Glazed or non glazed doors; to bevelled and non bevelled. High quality timber brands like Deanta, JB Kind, and LPD Doors.

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    LPD Downham Internal White Primed Unglazed Door 1981 x 762 x 35mm (30 Inch)

    The Downham door, once glazed features an primed white and nine piece glazed panels with decorative blue corners. NB: The Glass pack is sold seperately. Please see below for details.
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    LPD Downham Internal White Primed Unglazed Door 2032 x 813 x 35mm (32 Inch)

    The Downham door, once glazed features an primed white and nine piece glazed panels with decorative blue corners. NB: The Glass pack is sold seperately. Please see below for details.
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    LPD DX 30s Oak Unglazed Door 1981 x 762 x 35mm (30 Inch)

    This 1930's traditional design offers an unglazed option, which allows the consumer to enhance to their specification alongside the three inset, vertical panels.
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    LPD DX 30s Oak Unglazed Door 1981 x 838 x 35mm (33 Inch)

    This 1930's traditional design offers an unglazed option, which allows the consumer to enhance to their specification alongside the three inset, vertical panels.
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    LPD GTP 2P Unglazed Hemlock Door Pair 1981 x 1168 x 44mm

    Create an elegant entranceway by pairing this door design up, featuring a Hemlock material, unglazed panels and raised shaped panels. Timber is a natural product so performs slightly differently throughout the year, seasonal adjustment may be required to...
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    LPD Malton 2L Internal Oak Unglazed Door 1981 x 686 x 35mm (27 Inch)

    The versatile Malton door design features two raised shaped panels and unglazed means the door is ready for you to add your own glass packs. NB: Glass packs are sold separately. These doors are an ideal choice to add some warmth to your home whilst...
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    LPD Malton 2L Internal Oak Unglazed Door 1981 x 762 x 35mm (30 Inch)

    The versatile Malton door design features two raised shaped panels and unglazed means the door is ready for you to add your own glass packs. NB: Glass packs are sold separately. These doors are an ideal choice to add some warmth to your home whilst...
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    LPD Malton 2L Internal White Primed Unglazed Door 1981 x 838 x 35mm (33 Inch)

    Two rectangular unglazed panels are positioned above two raised shaped panels, with a primed solid core in a versatile white shade. These doors do require a final finishing which makes them the perfect pick for you if you are wanting to experiment with...

Internal Doors

Wooden internal doors are traditionally used to create an occasional barrier between rooms whilst creating privacy. However, they have also taken up the role of helping to create a specific appearance to a home, whether that’s a traditional or contemporary one.

At Howarth, we currently offer a vast range of interior doors in 80+ types of doors, which are available in 10+ styles. The types of doors include:

Glazed doors, which are available as clear, obscure, and decorative to suit the needs of different areas of your home. These are a simple method of adding light to dark areas, such as hallways.

Fire doors are aimed to help protect your home in the event of a fire. All our fire doors meet the necessary building regulations. All fire doors can be chosen to match or compliment standard doors, and many of our popular door ranges are available in a fire door option.

Pre-Finished doors are ready to be hung straight away and do not need paint or stain to be applied. Pre-finished is also a good choice if you are short on time.

Unfinished doors may require sanding down to prepare them for paints and stains. These are a great option for if you have a specific colour in time, perhaps to match existing mouldings or furniture. At Howarth, we recommended this type of door for customers who are looking for a customisable option.

We also offer other types of doors, such as doors with glass, bifold doors and oak doors - which are a few of our most popular and recommended options.

We also sell a wide range of paints, stains, and preservatives to help you finish the job.

For further information and expert advice regarding wooden internal doors, please contact your friendly local Howarth branch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I trim off an internal fire door?
Make sure to not trim off more than 5mm per side.
What size hinges do I need for internal doors?
You will need 75mm hinges for a 35mm thick internal door.
How wide is a standard internal door?
A standard internal door has a width of 762mm x 1981mm, which equates to a width of 2ft 6in.
What is the smallest internal door size?
The smallest internal door size Howarth offers is 1981mm x 457mm, but we also offer a made to measure service.
How much does an internal door weigh?
Based on the 1981mm x 457mm door being our smallest, it weighs approximately 21kg. Our biggest and heaviest door at 2040mm x 826mm weighs around 39kg.
How to measure for new internal doors?
First measure the width - across the top, the middle and bottom. The largest measurement will be your door width. Then, measure the height within the frame - at the left-hand side, centrally and at the right. The largest measurement is your door height.
How to hang an internal wooden door?
To hang an internal wooden door, you must first unscrew the existing door from your home. The new door will then need to be trimmed to size. However, before cutting a door down, always measure it against the open door as a template and note where to plane or cut down if necessary. Use a panel saw to lower the height of the new door by more than 6mm. Sand it smooth after that. Cutting off less than 6mm requires only a hand or power plane. The hinge pivots (edges) should extend beyond the frame edge. Remove the hinges from the door frame and line them with your pencil markings on the edge of the door. With a chisel and mallet, tap along the shape of the hinge forms. Check that the chisel's "bevel" (sloped edge) is facing the waste wood. Check for flush hinges and fasten them with one screw per hinge. Make a beginning hole with a screw or a bradawl that is slightly smaller than the screw. After that, you may begin installing your new door. While the door is supported on wedges and at right angles to the frame, secure the hinge flaps to the door frame. To allow for adjustments, use only one screw. Make sure the door opens and closes smoothly. If it does, you can then replace the door's remaining screws.
Can you paint concrete slabs?
Yes, you can paint concrete slabs. Make sure you clean the concrete slabs thoroughly and prep them before painting.

How to guides

A Guide to Choosing Interior Doors

Looking for internal doors, but don't know where to start? Our guide is here to help.

Introducing Jigtech

Discover the innovative tool that speeds up the installation of doors.

How to install an internal door

How to install an internal door guide including delivery and storage things to consider.

10 Things to Consider when purchasing internal oak doors

A guide explaining what things to consider when purchasing doors.

Internal Door Fitting Instructions

Do's and Don'ts when it comes to fitting your internal doors.

Understanding Door Construction - JB Kind Doors

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