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Looking for a Glazed Shaker Door!

25 days ago

HI, I am looking for a glazed shaker door in approx 500 x 650 (or thereabouts)

Can anyone recommend somewhere online? I have been searching for hours!

Thanks

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PRO
Lifestyle Kitchens
25 days ago
Are you after a timber shaker door or a mdf door with a vinyl wrap, if timber [ie oak for staining or ash for painted] than about 99.9% of doors will be a standard size of 715h x 496w, and probably be just a frame so you can glaze it your self with a glass of your choosing, for a size of 645h x 496w to suit a 650*500 cabinet you need a bespoke supplier, i use a company in Leicester that can make that, again it will be unglazed.

If you're after a vinyl wrap than you shouldn't have any problem finding a door, but at the size you want it will also probably be unglazed, most independants would be able to supply that as there's nothing complicated.

You could look at a local joiner and see if they can make it for you.
1sandyh
Original Author
25 days ago
Just plain white MDF/MFC - nothing fancy. But I need 4 of them so the cost is adding up! Please share recommendations
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hi I wonder how long you have had the planter situated on the left side of the entrance. this may be a source of the problem. if water is being directed over the damp course on the wall. the rendered finish to the house does not show any indication of a dpc, so this could have been bridged by works in the past. the pavement level is high on the house looking at the step into the house. it should be 150mm or three brick courses. yours seems to be only 50 mm at the entrance. the door is fitted virtually flush in the opening and there is an absence of a threshold cill at the entrance. any water hitting the door will run down and be discharged through sweep holes on the profile onto the small margin at the front. this may be running along and entering around the door. in terms of solutions. check mastic seals at the door to try to renew. add a threshold strip to the door to throw water out off the door. check on some of the other possibilities. rising damp will contain ground salts, this can be tested on the internal wall with a salts meter, a surveyor can do this for you. sorry without more investigation the possibilities and solutions are wide open from your initial information. best Rowland
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