Internal doors are the detail a client touches every day and the one most often bought on price. A hollow core slab in a stock size, an architrave to cover the gap, and a hinge that will drop inside a year. It is cheap for a reason.

We make and hang solid core, veneered, painted and rebated internal doors sized to the actual opening. Full height doors to the ceiling line, double doors, and doors set into square set or shadowline reveals with no architrave at all.

The height decision is the one worth having early. A full height door changes the proportion of a room more than any other single change, and it costs a great deal less than moving a wall. It does need the frame, the ceiling line and the door to be set out together.

Veneer selection matters across any run of doors in one sightline. Leaves are ordered from a single batch and laid out so the grain runs consistently across the set, rather than jumping from door to door down a hallway.

Hardware is specified with the door, not after it. Hinge count and hinge type follow the weight of the leaf, and a heavy door on three light hinges is a callback with a date on it.

Painted doors are filled, sanded and primed before they are hung, so the painter is finishing rather than repairing. Prefinished leaves stay protected until handover.

Gaps are set consistently and checked on the swing rather than on the bench. A door that is level in the frame and fouls the floor covering is not finished, and neither is one whose gap tapers from top to bottom.

Tell us how many openings, the ceiling height, and whether you want architraves or a square set reveal. That is enough for a price.