XL Joinery Victorian Shaker 4 Panel Internal Oak Fire Door

The XL Joinery Victorian Shaker 4 Panel Internal Oak Fire Door is a traditional and well-designed product that will enhance the aesthetic of your home.

Made of American White Oak Veneer, this door is incredibly hard-wearing due to its high strength allowing it to withstand repeated use. In addition, it is straightforward to install, particularly due to its standard core construction which means it only requires three hinges for hanging.

An added benefit comes in its versatility as the door comes unfinished leaving it open to your own personal touch, it can be painted or stained any colour to match your home surroundings.

Furthermore, this door has a fire rating of half an hour, adding extra protection and safety to the residents of your home. With a 10-year manufacturers defect guarantee, this product is the perfect addition to your home.

Blending a traditional 4-panel Victorian design with more contemporary flat recessed panels allows the Victorian Shaker to be at home in any setting.

A matching panelled door and the Malton Shaker clear glass are also available to allow for a consistent look to be created using different door types.

Additional Resources

• Are Fire Doors a Necessity?
• Our Guide for Door Finishes
• How to Paint, Varnish & Stain a Door
• Door Size Guide

Features

• Engineered construction for added strength, stability and performance
• Product supplied unfinished, ready to paint or stain
• A-Grade American White Oak Veneer
• Real Oak Lipping allowing for 3mm to be trimmed off all edges of the door
• Solid core door requiring 3 hinges for hanging
• Half hour fire rated door
• We recommend using a 65mm latch for this door.
• 10-year manufacturers defect guarantee
• Fire doors have individual fitting guidelines and the installer must refer to the Global Assessment Report. These are available on request, please contact the office for more information.
• In the interest of environmental concerns and improved performance, products contain engineered components including but not limited to laminated timber, MDF or particleboard