Internal Doors & Frames

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Internal door services include

Supply & Installation of a wide range of internal door styles
Custom Sizing & Fitting for perfect alignment
Door Furniture Installation (handles, hinges, locks)
Trimming & Adjustments for existing frames
Finishing Touches including painting or staining (optional)

Popular door styles we offer

Internal door services include

Oak Veneer Doors, timeless and warm
White Primed Doors, ready for painting
Glazed Doors, for added light and openness
Panelled & Moulded Doors, classic and contemporary designs
Fire Doors, safety without compromising style

Internal frame services include

Internal door services include

Internal frame services include

New Frame Installation for renovations and new builds
Frame Replacement for damaged or outdated frames
Custom Sizing to suit non standard openings
Architrave & Skirting Integration for a seamless look
Fire Rated Frames available for safety compliance

How it works

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Internal frame services include

Browse Door Styles, Explore the range below for inspiration.
Send Measurements, Or request a free surveyor visit.
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Book Installation, At a time that suits you.

Why chose us!

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Trusted local carpenters in the West Midlands
Over a decade of combined experience
Fully insured and certified
Rated highly on MyBuilder and more

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Fill out our quick form below or call us directly to get started. We’ll help you choose the perfect door sets, we'll handle everything from start to finish.

Our most desirable doors

Available from £90.00

A stylish internal door available in Oak or White, combining durability with a clean, timeless finish—perfect for modern and traditional interiors, other timbers and colours subject to availability.

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Available from £50.60

A sleek internal door finished in White or Oak, offering a clean, modern look that suits both contemporary and classic interiors, other timbers and colours subject to availability.

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Available from £43.70

A versatile internal door available in Oak or White, offering a clean, timeless design that suits both modern and traditional interiors, other timbers and colours subject to availability.

Quote Ref: 003

Available from £60.00

A classic 4 panel internal door available in Oak or White, offering a warm, traditional look that suits both modern and rustic interiors, other timbers and colours subject to availability.

Quote Ref: 004

Available from £177.10

A modern glazed door available in Oak or White, perfect for adding light and style to any room, other timbers and colours subject to availability.

Quote Ref: 005

Available from £143.75

A classic glazed internal door available in Oak or White, perfect for brightening any room with a clean, timeless look,other timbers and colours subject to availability.

Quote Ref: 006

How to Measure a Door: The Complete Step by Step Guide

Step 1: Measure the Door Height

How to do it:

1. Fully open the door so you can access the entire edge.

2. Place your tape measure at the bottom of the door — not the floor, but the bottom edge of the door panel itself.

3. Extend the tape up to the top of the door and note the measurement.

4. Record the measurement in millimetres or inches (depending on what you prefer or what the supplier requests).

Tips:

• Ensure the tape measure is straight and not angled.

• Most standard UK internal doors are 1981 mm tall, but never rely on standard sizes — always measure.

Step 2: Measure the Door Width

Step 1: Measure the Door Height

How to do it:

1. Close the door so the full width is visible.

2. Measure across the door from the left edge to the right edge at the widest point.

3. Keep the tape measure level and straight.

4. Record the measurement.

Tips:

• Doors can sometimes vary slightly in width from top to bottom.

For maximum accuracy, measure:

• Top

• Middle

• Bottom

If they differ, write down the largest measurement.

Step 3: Measure the Door Thickness

How to do it:

1. Open the door so the edge is easy to access.

2. Place the tape measure across the door edge, touching both faces.

3. Read and record the measurement.

Why thickness matters:

• Modern internal doors are commonly 35 mm thick.

• Fire doors are usually 44 mm thick.

• Hinges, latch sets, and frames need the correct thickness to fit safely.

Step 4: Measure the Hinge Size

Step 3: Measure the Door Thickness

How to do it:

1. Keep the door open so you can clearly see the hinge plates.

2. Measure the height of the hinge plate (top to bottom).

3. Measure the width of the hinge when it is open and flat.

4. Count how many hinges your door uses (typically 2 or 3).

5. Note the position of each hinge by measuring:

• From the top of the door to the top hinge

• From the bottom of the door to the bottom hinge

• And the spacing of any middle hinge

Tips:

• Standard hinges are often 76 mm or 102 mm tall, but sizes vary.

• Accurate hinge placement ensures the new door hangs perfectly.

Our most desirable frames

Available from £36.80

Premium pine door frame components, crafted with precision for strength, stability, and a smooth natural finish. Perfect for modern interiors and professional installations.

quote ref: 007

Available from £90.85

High‑quality veneered oak door frame components, crafted for durability and a premium finish. Designed with precision to enhance any interior with natural warmth and timeless style.

quote ref: 008

Available from £52.90

A sleek, modern door lining set made from durable MDF and finished in smooth white primer. Designed for a clean look and easy installation, perfect for any contemporary interior.

quote ref: 009

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