ABOUT OAK DOORS

Oak doors are generally made to order, from either new or reclaimed oak. They are particularly appropriate for period properties, and standard designs are in traditional style. If well maintained they have an extremely long life, and add greatly to the character of a historic property. High quality oak doors are made with mortice and tenon joints, giving great strength and long life.

The following UK suppliers of oak doors have comprehensive and informative websites, with information on types of oak doors, fittings for oak doors, and installation and maintenance of oak doors.

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LEADING UK OAK DOOR SUPPLIERS

The English Oak Door Company specialises in the manufacture of traditional oak plank doors. All its doors are made from 100% solid oak, not MDF, Veneer or man made boards. Internal oak doors are 22mm thick planks when finished, with either a bead moulding, Tongue & Groove or Linen fold pattern to planks and ledgers. They use hand made rose headed nails, cleated at the back of the door in the traditional way. All exterior oak doors are 44mm thick with a minimum style & head thickness of 100mm. All joints are hand cut mortice and tenon and not the doweled type commonly found in poorer quality options. All base rails have a minimum width of 150mm solid timber. Exterior doors are supplied with 75mm drip bars as standard. Traditional iron work fittings are available on request to customise the oak door.

Sabrina Oak Doors. of Shrewsbury is a leading supplier of oak doors. Its doors are traditionally hand crafted in mature oak, which is well seasoned and kiln dried to prevent warping and shrinkage. All manufacture takes place in Sabrina's own workshop. The types of oak door supplied by Sabrina include interior doors, exterior doors and French doors, all of traditional design.

Acorn Oak Doors of Winchester is a well established supplier of high quality oak doors. The main part of its work is in Oak, but Acorn also works in Pine, Meranti and Tulipwood. All timber is drawn from forests that are renewable. Acorn has more than thirty standard designs, but can also make to custom requirements.

Oakmasters Oak Doors of Godstone, Surrey specialises in the manufacture of oak doors and tables from reclaimed oak. The source of this timber is normally demolished buildings containing ancient timber parts. Products made from this aged wood are almost indistinguishable from the genuine article. All wood is protected by woodword treatment. Oakmasters also manufacture doors in new Oak, but this does not provide the texture and patina of aged Oak.

DETAILED INFORMATION RESOURCES ON OAK DOORS

We recommend the following professional construction directories, which include manufacturers' specifications and CAD details: Barbour Compendium at www.barbourcompendium.co.uk, RIBA Product Selector Plus at ww.productselector.co.uk, ASC Bricsnet at www.ascinfo.co.uk, Building Products Index at www.bpindex.co.uk, British Board of Agrément at www.bbacerts.co.uk, British Standards Online at www.bsonline.bsi-global.com.

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