Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door - Brown

No, the Liberty Doors Oak Internal Unfinished Farley Door is supplied unfinished. You will need to apply your preferred paint, stain, varnish, or oil to all surfaces before it can be installed.

No, this door is specifically designed and constructed for internal use only. It is not suitable for exterior applications as it lacks the weather protection required for outdoor conditions.

You can use any finish suitable for real oak, such as clear lacquer or varnish to highlight the natural grain, or a wood stain followed by a protective topcoat to change its color. Paint can also be applied for a solid color look. Always choose a product designed for interior wood doors.

Liberty Doors offers bespoke custom-size options. Please contact customer service or refer to the product page on the website for detailed instructions on how to measure and order a custom-sized door to fit your unique specifications.

The lifetime guarantee from Liberty Doors covers manufacturing defects and structural integrity for the lifetime of the product. For specific terms, conditions, and how to make a claim, please refer to the official Liberty Doors warranty information provided with your purchase or on their website.

Yes, it is highly recommended to order a sample piece of the timber to see its true beauty and quality in your home before committing to a full door purchase. Information on how to order samples can usually be found on the product page.

Basic woodworking tools are required for door installation, including a tape measure, spirit level, chisels, router (for mortising hinges and latches), drill, and possibly a saw for minor trimming if not custom-sized. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fit and function.

Ensure accurate measurements were taken before purchase. Minor adjustments might be possible by professional installers, but significant discrepancies may require ordering a different size or frame modification. Consult your installer.

This is often due to improper surface preparation or incorrect application of the finishing product. Ensure the door surface is clean, dry, and lightly sanded (if recommended by the finish manufacturer) before application. Apply finish in thin, even coats and allow adequate drying time between coats. Sanding between coats might also be necessary.

Warping can occur if the door is not finished on all sides, exposing unprotected wood to moisture variations. Ensure all edges, including top and bottom, are properly sealed. Also, ensure the door was properly acclimatized before finishing and installation. If the issue persists, refer to the lifetime guarantee for assistance.

Apply a silicone-based lubricant or light machine oil to the moving parts of the hinges and latch mechanisms. Ensure screws are tightened, but not over-tightened, to allow for smooth movement.