The interior doors in this house are flat; no raised panelwork, real or fake. I'd love to replace some of them which are rather battered, but I can only find poncy ones with fake fielded panels or suchlike.
I could make my own, but you'd only get one side from a sheet of hardboard, so it'd be very wasteful.
So - anyone know where I can get flat plain white doors?
B&Q appear to do flat white MDF-faced doors such as:
There was a time when you could get 10' x 6' (or similar) sheets of hardboard which could reduce your wastage - have you looked for that size?
Or you could go to a builders merchants and get the simple internal flush doors that you require.
Cash
Oooh! I'm sure they weren't there when I last looked.
Thanks for that. They even do a 23" version, which I'd also need.
I've tried that, but they all claim that you can't get plain flat doors any more.
Which is considerably more expensive than the 26" one!
I'd have said John Carr, but they are now part of Jeld Wen (I'm not making that up). Look for 'Hardboard Unlipped Flush Doors'.
Other magic worms are 'internal paint grade flush doors'.
There are shedloads of places wiv them. They'd just rather sell you a moulded one for 75zu than a flat one for 31
Yes you can, in both hardboard or plywood finish - just a couple of suppliers below:
Be aware that some of the 'sheds' only sell what they consider to be the most profitable products and will fob you off with bulls**t and downright lies (depending on who you are asking at the time).
Cash
Puzzled - if they are 23" (elsethread) you should be able to get two sides from an 8'x4' sheet, what am I missing ?
In article , Skipweasel writes
Sounds like you need to find a decent BM ;-)
I was looking for moderate quality flush doors last year and my local decent BM offered ply faced internal ones for 20quid a pop, I had planned to just paint then but they were such a good finish that I varnished them instead. It was part of a big order so the price may reflect that.
I think he really means 27" vs 30".
I think the problem was that I didn't know they're called "flush" doors.
I suspect that since similar fire doors aren't that much more expensive I'll use them instead 'cos they sound nicer. At least, on the room doors
- cupboards and the downstairs loo probably not.
Less sales ... market forces prevail.
Ah well in that case 2x3s for the frame sides with a nice[e] rebate to sit a 23.5" panel in and paint the 2x3s a nice distinctive colour.
[2.718281828] In the original sense of the worm.Skipweasel escribió:
I bought one recently from a local builders merchant.
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