More powerful tubular latch needed

In message , Andrew Mawson writes

Never mind the spring:-)

How much did you pay for the doors?

I am looking to replace 2 cheapo internal ledged and braced pine doors with something more robust for possible future tenants.

regards

Tim,

Too good for tenants! first grade pine, with virtually no knots, all jointed and supplied with 50mm thick door lining and door stop - £277 each but that was negotiated over a bulk lot of 15

AWEM

In message , Andrew Mawson writes

Hmm.. that's the sort of price I am finding without the door linings.

The idea is that these doors would control access to a *lettable* annexe which could also provide accommodation for a *live in* carer if needed. Note my confidence in future state geriatric care!

regards

Our new 4 panel interior clear pine doors are engineered rather than solid. Pine veneer on the stiles and rails so no knots. Well made, good =

finish. I think they were less than =A3100 each, just the door.

The joiners supplied 'em so don't know the actual price or source (might= have been Hewdens). From what I remember they are of eastern european manufacture.

Dave,

They are going (have gone actually) in an old house (bits 1650) with no architrave, hence the 2" linings

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