Is this right for an internal door?

[Ian H]

Seems a bit poor to me being bare on the top and bottom

It's a Portfolio from Premdor

 

[foxhole]

Premdor are cheap and nasty, but then not a lot of good door manufacturers out there.

 

[Ian H]

What about LPD? We like one of theirs called a Vancouver

To the untrained eye it looks a better quality:

 

[bobsuerita]

just watch them doors if there the formica covered ones as are easily chipped and a pig to repair(always be seen)

 

[TicTac]

You need to seal it, or it'll swell in the damp weather. You can use 2 part wood filler, or silicone sealant, or varnish.

 

[Ian H]

I'm going to sell on the Premdor, it just seems like a **** worktop. It's a 762mm and it doesn't fit my 765mm opening whereas the LPD fits and seems more like a door.

 

[Gerrydelasel]

Christ, why is most building material so ugly these days?

 

[Keithmac]

Solid Pine doors all through our house, 10 years on still as good as new!.

Pig to fit though as all the door frames were out of square..

 

[EddieM]

Solid Pine doors all through our house, 10 years on still as good as new!.

Pig to fit though as all the door frames were out of square..

Much easier to fix the frame than t*t around with the door to suit.

 

[Keithmac]

I weighed up my options and as we'd already decorated the rooms decided altering the doors was the lesser of two evils!.

 

[EddieM]

What about LPD? We like one of theirs called a Vancouver

To the untrained eye it looks a better quality:
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god almighty... what appalling quality timber!

 

[Gerrydelasel]

god almighty... what appalling quality timber!

You know the guys who collects the old trees after Christmas? Now you know what he does with them!