Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door - Brown

No, this door is supplied unfinished. It requires sanding, painting or staining, and sealing on all six sides before it can be installed. This allows for complete customization to match your interior.

You can use a variety of finishes suitable for internal oak wood, such as wood stains, paints, clear varnishes, or oils. Always ensure the product is recommended for interior timber and follow the manufacturer's application instructions, making sure to seal all surfaces.

No, the Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door does not come with pre-drilled holes for hardware. This allows you to choose your preferred hardware and position it precisely during installation.

No, this door is designed and constructed specifically for internal use. Using it in an exterior application will expose it to elements it's not built to withstand, potentially causing damage and voiding the lifetime guarantee.

To maintain the lifetime guarantee, it's crucial to properly install and finish the door according to manufacturer guidelines, especially ensuring all six sides are sealed. The guarantee typically covers manufacturing defects and not issues arising from improper installation, finishing, or maintenance.

Yes, Liberty Doors offers the option to order a sample. This allows you to visualize the door's true beauty, assess the timber quality, and test potential finishes before committing to a full purchase.

Once finished, simply clean the door with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals. Periodically inspect the finish for any wear and touch up or reapply as necessary to protect the wood.

This is often caused by uneven moisture absorption. Ensure all six sides of the door (front, back, top, bottom, and both edges) were thoroughly sealed with your chosen finish. If not, remove hardware, apply finish to any exposed areas, and allow to dry completely. For minor warps, professional advice or door weights may be needed.

Poor adhesion typically results from inadequate surface preparation. Ensure the door was properly sanded to a smooth finish and thoroughly cleaned of all dust, grease, or contaminants before applying the primer/finish. Also, confirm the chosen finish is compatible with oak wood and applied according to the manufacturer's instructions.

First, check the hinge screws for tightness and ensure hinges are properly aligned. If the issue persists, the door may be slightly oversized for the frame. For standard doors, minor trimming of the door edge may be necessary (ensure to re-seal the trimmed edge immediately). If it's a custom-sized door, ensure the rough opening was measured accurately before ordering.