The brightest of our stable tops: a large French-glazed panel that floods your entrance with light, supplied unglazed so you can fit the glass of your choice. About the French Stable Top If you want a stable top that really lets the light in, this is the one. The large French panel is designed to bring in maximum natural daylight, without losing the class and style of a cottage door, and you get the best of both worlds, watching the world go by with the top closed, or opening it up for fresh air. Pair it with the Solid Oak Stable Base to build a full stable door. Solid oak construction Like all our solid oak external doors, the French stable top is built around a solid oak outer frame joined with traditional mortice and tenon joints for superb strength and durability. At 44mm thick and solid oak throughout, not a veneer over a core, it is supplied sanded but unfinished, ready to seal in a finish that suits your home. Glazing The panel is supplied unglazed, so you choose the glass to suit your home; the 44mm oak is machined to take a full 20mm double-glazed unit, so it need not lose heat any more than a patio door would. Confirm the exact aperture once your top has arrived before ordering your glass. Stable door features Every stable door comes with a 1" rebate as standard and is identical on both faces, so the finished door can open inwards or outwards. Sizes Made to suit standard stable-door sizes (78 x 30 and 78 x 33), with bespoke made-to-measure sizes available, just contact our sales team. Finishing & Care Made from solid oak, these doors are best fitted in a sheltered spot, under a porch or canopy, rather than in areas fully exposed to direct rain or hot sun. As they're supplied unfinished, protect yours with a treatment made for external use; we recommend the Impranol range for external doors. Oak Weather Bar We also supply an Oak Weatherbar to match the door, which will be required should the door be "open to the elements". Sold separately, as not everyone will need one, for example if your door is situated within an enclosed porch. Click here for Oak Weatherbars. Our external doors must be treated before being hung, retreated every six months and kept dry at all times through the use of a canopy or similar. For full guidelines, please visit our External Door Protection Page. Key Product Information 100% solid oak: real oak throughout, not a veneer. Mortice & tenon oak frame: superb strength and durability. Large French glazed panel: maximum daylight; supplied unglazed, takes a 20mm double-glazed unit. Stable-door top: pairs with the Solid Oak Stable Base to make a full door. Reversible: 1" rebate and identical both faces, opens inwards or outwards. Supplied unfinished: ready to treat and seal in the finish you choose.
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