Solid Oak Internal 1930s DoorThis uniquely styled Solid Oak 1930s Door is a fine choice for adding the finishing touches to a traditional home, and is one of our 1930s doors. It features the classic one-over-three design, a large flat panel in the top section with three vertical panels beneath, the layout found in most 1930s-built homes across the country. The streamlined shapes, minimal ornamentation and restrained detailing tie in with the Moderne design movement of the period.Made from prime Grade A solid oak with a mortice and tenon frame, the door shows the natural colour tones and character that make solid oak so special, with accentuated knots and contrasting grain across the face. Historically these doors would have been made from pine and often painted white; crafted in solid oak instead, this one lets the natural beauty of the wood show.Being solid oak all the way through, rather than an oak face over a manufactured core, the door can be sanded back and re-treated over its life, and trimmed a little to fit an opening. Oak moves slightly with the seasons, so leave a small gap for expansion when fitting.The clean 1930s face suits both period and simpler modern ironmongery; you can match the handles, hinges and latches on our door hardware pages. It is also available in a made-to-measure version, built to your exact measurements.The door is supplied unfinished and pre-sanded, or prefinished through our in-house oiling service. If you finish it yourself, treat it before hanging and refresh it periodically to keep it protected, sealing every face including the top and bottom edges. We recommend a suitable hardwax oil such as Treatex.Key Product Information Iconic 1930s one-over-three design: a large top panel over three vertical panels 100% prime Grade A solid oak with a mortice and tenon frame Solid oak throughout: can be sanded back, re-treated and trimmed to fit over its life Natural character: visible knots and grain highlight the oak Supplied unfinished or prefinished; made to measure available
