Internal Doors

What Are Internal Doors? 

An internal door is essentially a panel that fits into a frame, providing access between two separate areas within a building. It's a simple concept, but don't be fooled - a well-made internal door can make all the difference in terms of functionality, security, and style.

Internal doors serve a number of invaluable purposes, including providing privacy and warmth while performance doors such as fire doors ensure safety and peace of mind. 

To produce an inviting atmosphere in any room, consider giving your inside doors a makeover – it's a simple yet effective way to create cosiness or brighten up your area. Moreover, employing similar designs within a structure will help build cohesion and consistency throughout.

We stock a huge range of options at an affordable price to suit an array of tastes and interior design needs; some come pre-finished to simplify installation, while others such as wooden internal doors can be painted to precisely coordinate with the existing look.

If you're looking for a new internal door, delve into our comprehensive range of internal doors (cheap internal doors, might we add) and find the perfect fit for your project. From pre-finished door products (white primed doors) to robust fire doors, we stock something for everyone.

For guidance and general questions, get in touch with our expert team. 

Types of Internal Doors

There are several types of internal doors, each designed to meet different needs and requirements. The most common types of internal doors include:

• Panel doors: These doors are constructed from a series of panels that are fitted into a frame, creating a solid and sturdy door. Panel doors are available in a range of styles and designs, from traditional to modern, and can be made from a variety of materials, such as wood, composite, and glass. Glazed doors for example feature panels of glass and create a sense of openness by bringing more light into a structure. 
• Flush doors: These doors are made from a single flat panel of wood or composite material, with no raised panels or decorative details. Flush doors offer a clean and simple look and are often used in modern or minimalist design schemes.
• French doors: These doors consist of two separate panels that open outwards, creating a wide and spacious entrance. French doors are often used to connect indoor and outdoor spaces, such as a patio or garden.
• Pocket doors: These doors slide into a recessed area in the wall, rather than swinging open like a traditional door. Pocket doors are a great space-saving option, particularly in areas where space is limited.
  
  

Internal Door Materials

Internal doors can be made from a wide range of materials, each offering different benefits in terms of durability, insulation, and aesthetics. Some of the most common materials used for internal doors include:

• Wood: Solid wood doors are a classic choice, offering a high level of durability, insulation, and style. Interior wooden doors can be made from a variety of different species, each with its own unique grain pattern and colour. Wooden doors make for wonderful living room and bedroom doors.
• Composite: Composite doors are made from a combination of wood fibres, resin, and other materials, resulting in a strong and durable door that is less prone to warping, cracking, or other damage.
• Glass: Glass doors offer a sleek and modern look, while also allowing natural light to flow through a space. Glass doors can be clear or frosted, and can be framed with wood, metal, or other materials.