Fortia 2 panel 2 Lite Clear Glazed Cottage Oak veneer Internal Door, (H)1981mm (W)762mm (T)35mm
£124Inc. VAT
Product details
Product information
A stunning addition to any interior space. Crafted with precision and designed to elevate your home, this door combines style, functionality, and durability. With its timeless Cottage design and beautiful Oak finish, it effortlessly blends into any décor scheme.
- Guarantee - 5 years
- Fixings sold separately
- Frame not supplied
- Guarantee of 5 years
- Handle sold separately
- Please apply finish to product before installation
- Kitemark approved
- Without locking mechanism
Features and benefits
- Features selected White Oak veneers
- Ready to finish with your choice of suitable wood stain
- Solid timber lippings make it easy to fit
- Factory-glazed with clear toughened glass
- Hinges, handle and frame sold separately
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
DetailsSpecifications
| Colour group | Natural |
|---|---|
| Door construction | Engineered construction |
| Door opening direction | Reversible |
| Door panel orientation | Vertical |
| Door type | 1/3 glass door |
| Fire rated | Not fire-rated |
| Glass design | Plain |
| Glass finish | Clear |
| Glass type | Toughened safety glass |
| Glazed | Glazed |
| Glazed panel style | 2 Lite |
| Glazing thickness | 4mm |
| Height (mm) | 1981mm |
| Location | Internal |
| Material | Timber |
| Model name/number | 3627 |
| Number of panels | 5 |
| Number of panes | 2 |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Standard | BSEN 12150 / EN 12600 |
| Thickness (mm) | 35mm |
| Ventilation | Unvented |
| Weight (kg) | 28kg |
| Width (mm) | 762mm |
| Product code | 5059340830285 |
Reviews
4 / 5(1 reviews)chris123jane - 4 / 5 - 05/02/2024
very good
very good but the plastic covering the glass both sides take a very long time and comes away in pieces it would be better if it came of in 1 movement you need a lot of patience