What to do with space where interior doors were?

Jerri-Lee McManus

3 years ago

I’d like some more interior doors but have no idea what style to get. Ideas needed please.

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Daisy England
3 years ago
You need to look online and see what you like. It’s a minefield of choice. The. Company I work with fit and sell 1000s. All different designs according to what the customer wants.

Look online at the following websites:

J B Kind

LPD Doors

They won’t sell direct to you as they are trade only, but they are the biggest sellers in the UK. They will advise you of a local company.
Sonia
3 years ago
As Daisy says, there are hundreds you can choose from. What age is your house? Maybe choose a style of that era? All the DIY stores sell a few styles, but you’ll get more choice from a specialist door company. I bought my 1930s style front door online and I’m very pleased with it. Unfortunately I can’t remember the company! Certainly worth a google.
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