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Below are examples of the types of doors we sell.
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This is the most common style of door found in 1930's
houses. It is usually made from Pitch Pine - slightly darker and denser that the victorian golden pine.
These doors are very popular with people restoring pre-war houses back to their original features.
Many people re-paint these doors but they can also be waxed, varnished or stained etc.
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An alternative to the 1930s 1 over 3 door. These are
often thicker than the 1 over 3's as well. It is usually made from Pitch Pine - slightly darker and denser that the victorian
golden pine.
These doors are very popular with people restoring pre-war houses back to their original features.
Many people re-paint these doors but they can also be waxed, varnished or stained etc.
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This is a less common style of door found in 1930's
houses. As with most 1930's doors it is made from Pitch Pine - slightly darker and denser that the victorian golden pine.
These doors make a nice change from the usual 1 over 3 style. Many people re-paint these doors but
they can also be waxed, varnished or stained etc.
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Dorset Doors, Rear of 95 Sea View Road, Parkstone, Poole, BH12 3LR, Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, 01202 746989
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