Farley Door - Liberty Doors - Brown - IOFAR33

No, the Liberty Doors Internal Oak Farley Door is supplied unfinished, giving you the freedom to paint or stain it to your desired aesthetic.

You can use any high-quality paint or wood stain suitable for interior oak doors. Ensure the product specifies compatibility with oak and follow the manufacturer's application instructions.

No, hinges, handles, and latches are not included. You will need to purchase these separately to match your style preference.

No, the Liberty Doors Internal Oak Farley Door is designed and constructed specifically for internal applications only.

Each Liberty Doors product, including the Farley Door, is supplied with a lifetime guarantee, covering manufacturing defects.

While the door can generally be trimmed slightly, it is recommended to order a custom size if significant reduction is needed to maintain the door's integrity and warranty. Consult the product specifications or a professional for maximum allowable trimming.

The square grooves can be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth or a soft brush to remove dust and debris that may accumulate within them, ensuring the door's aesthetic remains pristine.

Ensure the door surface was properly sanded and cleaned before finishing. Apply finish in even, thin coats, following the grain, and allow sufficient drying time between coats. Use a high-quality brush or roller appropriate for your chosen finish.

Check if the door frame is plumb and square. Inspect the hinges for proper alignment and ensure they are securely fastened. Slight sanding of the door edge where it's sticking may be necessary, but do so minimally and re-finish the sanded area.

Ensure both sides of the door were finished simultaneously and evenly to prevent moisture imbalance. Store and finish the door in a controlled environment, avoiding extreme temperature or humidity fluctuations. If warping is minor, sometimes repositioning hinges can help. For significant warping, professional assessment may be required.

Tighten all screws securing the hardware to the door and frame. If screw holes are stripped, remove the screw, insert a wooden dowel with wood glue, let it dry, then re-drill a pilot hole and re-insert the screw.