Blonde Oak Soho 4 Panel

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Key features

Material: Blonde Oak
Application: Internal
Fire Rating: Non-Fire Door
Finish Type: Ready to finish
Brand: LPD Doors
Style: Industrial

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About this Door

The Blonde Oak Soho 4 Panel brings the industrial style into your home with its attractive, understated four-panel design. Featuring elegant bold lines, this shaker-style door really stands out from the crowd.

The muted Blonde Oak finish of this door provides a neutral look, full of character, whilst mainting the natural grain of the Oak veneer. This softens the industrial silhouette of the door, bringing both elegance and contemporary vibes to any interior space.

Featuring skinny 80mm stiles, a range of minimalist door hardware is available to complement the sleek and elegant look of these internal doors.

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This style of door features skinny stiles and therefore requires specially designed hardware from our Industrial Hardware Range to complete the perfect, on-trend industrial finish.

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What is Engineered Timber?

These doors are manufactured using laminated veneered lumber (LVL). LVL or more commonly known as “engineered timber” is a modern method of construction that is economical with the use of natural timber resources.

The main parts & rails of the door are usually constructed using solid strips/blocks of timber (some internals may contain a laminated board and/or particleboard), which are then glued and then clamped together.

They are then faced with a veneer and edged with a solid timber “lipping”. The benefits of using engineered construction doors over more traditional methods are that it is far more unlikely to twist or split (we do not get problems with panels splitting) and possibly the most important reason is that it is much more eco-friendly!