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Transform your home with our range of internal room dividers and single doors
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Aspire Doors offers a wide online range of internal doors, whether you're looking for something traditional, contemporary or open plan.
As well as traditional single internal doors with beautiful glazed options and decorative panels, we offer a range of internal bifold doors, french doors, and our popular folding french doors. This gives you plenty of choices when it comes to choosing a new internal door to suit your home. Our internal bifold doors and french doors are perfect if you want the option to create open plan designs in your home. French folding doors are a great choice for homes that need to prioritise space.
Our internal door range comes in unfinished, white primed and fully-finished styles so you can find the perfect style to suit your property. The beautiful factory-applied lacquer on our fully finished interior door sets means having a high-quality, stunning oak door has never been simpler.
All of our internal doors are built with you in mind so you can be sure to find styles in our range that will be the perfect addition to your home.
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1.1m to 3.9m width
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You want to make sure your new door looks perfect in your home which is why we offer various finishes, design and glazed options.
Our range of bifold doors has two separate methods of operation. The Repute Range has a bottom track whereas the Visions Range does not. Each door style has its own benefits. By not having a bottom track, there is a truly seamless connection from room to room. Your flooring can run from space to space without any interruptions.
A door with a bottom track means there will be a track fitted along your floor. The door is then pulled along the track when opening and closing. It does create a less seamless appearance; however, it will mean your door has greater stability and smoother movement. If you go for the bottom-tracked Repute, you can always opt to recess the sill and track into the floor for a near-flush join between each room.
There's no right or wrong choice when deciding on your door. It's all about finding the style and functionality that best suits your home.
A standard internal door in the UK is usually 2ft 6 inches in width and 6ft 6 inches in height (762mm x 1981mm). However while this is the "standard", it's always best to check the specific measurements of your doors - especially if your home was built before 1980.
The weight of doors used inside typically varies widely, depending on the materials it's made from. For example, a solid wood door will weigh more than a hollow core door.
On average, a hollow core door will weigh between 20 and 30 pounds. A solid core door will be much heavier, at 40 to 50 pounds.
The average internal door will probably need to be replaced every 10-15 years. This is due to wear and tear as well as changes in temperature and humidity levels, which can cause the door to warp or swell.
It is generally not recommended to put a door within 4 to 6 inches of a corner. This is because the door needs to be able to swing open without hitting the adjacent wall, and if it's too close to a corner it might not be able to do this.
If you're not 100% certain whether an internal door is load bearing or not, it's always best to consult a professional. However, there are some general guidelines you can follow. If the door is located in the middle of a wall then it is usually not load bearing, but if it is located at the end of a wall then it is likely to be load bearing.
Other clues as to whether or not a door is load bearing include :
A prehung door is a door that is already attached to a frame. This makes installation much easier, as you do not have to cut or plane the door to fit the frame. Prehung doors also come with hinges, hardware, mortices, and space to install a doorhandle.
We pride ourselves on our commitment to providing offering high-quality doors for every single customer we work with. We try to make our online shopping experience as simple as possible, with a wide number of product sizes and designs available at the click of a button.
All of our products offer 5 working day delivery to mainland UK addresses. For delivery outside of the mainland UK, contact us for a tailored delivery experience. You can find more information on our delivery page.
Many of our internal doors can be trimmed in both width and height to fit your opening. The amount of trimming allowed depends on the specific range, so it’s best to check the trimming details in the technical information section on the product page for the doors you’re interested in.
Solid core doors are more expensive than hollow core doors, but they offer better soundproofing and insulation. They are also heavier and more durable, making them ideal for high traffic areas or homes with small children. However if cost is a concern, hollow core doors are the obvious choice.
It is very common to replace an interior single door without replacing the frame, as long as the frame is in good condition – it should not be warped in any way or showing signs of significant damage. If the frame is damaged then it will need to be replaced.
The average thickness of an internal door is approximately 35mm, however this can vary depending on the style of door and the materials it’s made from.
For example, a solid wood door will usually be thicker than a hollow core door. A fire door will also be thicker than a standard internal door, as it needs to be able to withstand extreme temperatures.
Traditionally, solid timber doors have been favoured for their aesthetic and use of natural materials. However, solid oak is expensive and prone to warping and bowing. Using engineered timber as your core material allows you to enjoy the benefits of a solid oak door without the high cost. This is why many of our customers prefer engineered wood when deciding on a material for their internal door.
Created by bonding together small sections of wood to create a solid core, the door is then finished with a real oak veneer. This means your door will look exactly like a solid oak door but with plenty of additional benefits.
Installing an internal single door can be a straightforward project for experienced DIYers, but larger doors such as French doors and bi-fold doors are more complicated and may benefit from an experienced tradesperson. Before ordering, it's important to accurately measure your opening to ensure you choose the correct size. All Aspire Doors products are supplied with fitting instructions, although many customers choose to use a professional installer to ensure the best final result.
Ideas, how-tos and real home stories to help you enjoy your doors and get more from your space.
Ideas, how-tos and real home stories to help you enjoy your doors and get more from your space.
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You’ll need to trim mm off the left & right of each door
You’ll need to pack mm either side of the frame
You’ll need to trim mm off the top and bottom of each door
You’ll need to pack mm above
You’ll need to trim mm off the left & right of each door
You’ll need to pack mm either side of the frame
You’ll need to trim mm off the top and bottom of each door
You’ll need to pack mm above