Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door - Brown - IOFAR21

No, the Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door does not come pre-drilled for hinges, handles, or latches. This allows for maximum flexibility in hardware placement and ensures a custom fit.

No, this door is specifically designed for internal use only. It is not constructed or treated to withstand external weather conditions.

You can apply various finishes, including paint, wood stain, or clear varnish. Choose a finish that suits your aesthetic preferences and provides adequate protection for the wood.

Yes, it is crucial to seal all six sides (front, back, top, bottom, and both vertical edges) with your chosen finish. This prevents moisture absorption, which can lead to warping or splitting.

The Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door comes with a lifetime guarantee, ensuring quality and peace of mind.

While the door can be trimmed, always refer to the specific manufacturer guidelines for maximum trimming allowances to avoid compromising the door's structural integrity or warranty. Trimming should be done evenly from all sides.

'Unfinished' means the door is supplied in its natural oak state, without any protective or decorative coating. You will need to apply a finish (paint, stain, varnish) before installation to protect the wood and achieve your desired look.

Check hinge alignment and tightness. Ensure the door frame is square. Slight adjustments to hinge recesses or minor trimming of the door edge may be necessary.

Ensure the door surface was thoroughly sanded and cleaned before applying the finish. Apply paint/stain in thin, even coats, following product instructions for drying times between coats.

Warping can occur if the door was not properly acclimatized before finishing, or if all faces and edges were not sealed evenly. Ensure proper sealing on all six sides (front, back, and all four edges) to prevent moisture absorption.

Ensure screws are fully tightened and appropriate length for the door's thickness. If screw holes are stripped, use wood filler or larger screws after pre-drilling a pilot hole.