Crittall style doors
I am looking to put some kind of doorway in here to separate hall and kitchen spaces, but keep the light coming through. I am thinking a crittall style door. As there is nothing there, and the size is not a standard doorway size I'm looking for a company to do the lot but not having much luck. Any ideas of where to look? Or thoughts on what else might work? I am wondering whether the metal will work with the white pvc external windows and doors and wooden internal door opposite this space.
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kazzh
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Comments (39)Hi Alan, we used the same doors from for our little study. After the decorator had painted them & we removed the protective film from the glass we saw that the paint had bled into the inner frame. Unfortunately there is no way to remove the glass to paint the inner frame so that section will always remain untreated & ours looks worse because of the paint bleeding. Such a shame because from afar the doors look great....just don’t inspect them too closely! When we queried it with the decorator he said the film was there to protect painting errors whereas the big shed said it was there solely to protect the glass & that the decorator had used too much paint on the brush. Argh.......See Morewhere to source crittal style doors in Lancashire?
Comments (1)Hi there, you can stop posting your dilemma now ;-) I'm seeing three of them already. Hopefully someone will have an answer for you....See MoreCrittall Style Doors Dilemma
Comments (6)We watched the George programme too last night on catch up. That Edwardian house was utterly beautiful and we both kept pausing it to chat about the stuff they had done and how we could use the ideas in our house! Andy, I am sorry I cannot help on your dilemma but when you do get it sorted it would be fantastic if you could share your solution with us. Best of luck with it....See MoreCrittall-style fire door???
Comments (28)Yes, to the best of my knowledge there are no sliding doors I know of other than automatic sliding doors used in commercial applications, (plenty of those about and not Crittall® or steel look) so it looks like you might have to go down the hinged door route. The steel windows associaltion i'd suggest are worth getting in touch with to ask if this product is available either as a standard system or whether it can be made-to-order. Steel Window Association info@steel-window-association.co.uk https://steel-window-association.co.uk 7 Bell Yard, London. WC2A 2JR 020 3475 8049 Hope this helps Kind regards, Nick...See More
Nic Stanford
2 years agoNic Stanford
2 years agokazzh
2 years agoJonathan
2 years agoRather than having a door and glass panel made to the exact size it would be more cost effective to put in a standard sized door in a new stud wall.
There are lots of wood doors that are glazed and have the look of a virtual steel door but at a lower price point:
https://www.doorsuperstore.co.uk/product/jb-kind-urban-industrial-internal-clear-glazed-metro-black-door-762mm.html?msclkid=594310d076641559e1e47038523a526d&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=SCT - Catch All Low Bid PLA&utm_term=4576511000066512&utm_content=All Products PLA#images-6
Bare in mind it will always have doggy nose prints on it.
Also don’t forget this type of door will need an extra long door latch (so that the handle is in the intended place and not weirdly close to the edge) so make sure you use a really good joiner to put the door in.
Jonathan
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