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20Jan

Warped & Bowed Doors

January 20, 2025 SOLWEST Knowledge Base 150

Referencing the Australian Standard AS:2688:2017. This standard outlines what is considered acceptable and what is not regarding door warping and bowing.

What is Warp/Bow?

Warping or bowing refers to the cupping or twisting of timber within the door itself. It does not pertain to the door’s relationship to the jambs or the frame in which it is hung.

Standards and Acceptable Tolerances

According to AS:2688:2017:

  • For doors up to 2150mm high, a warp/bow of up to 4mm is not considered a defect.
  • For doors between 2150mm and 2400mm high, a warp/bow of up to 6mm is acceptable.
  • Doors exceeding 2400mm in height or 1020mm in width are not covered by this standard or the warranty and are not guaranteed against warp/bow or twist.

You can determine cupping by applying a straight edge to the concave face of the door, or identify a twist by placing the door face against a true plane surface.

Factors Leading to Warping/Bowing

Several factors can contribute to the warping or bowing of doors, including but not limited to:

Atmospheric Conditions: Humidity, heat, and dampness can cause the timber to expand or contract, leading to warping. Warping is more noticeable in the spring and summer months when wood that has been wet starts to dry out.

Improper Storage: Doors stored in unsuitable conditions before installation are more prone to warp.
Keep doors flat and fully supported on a level surface to prevent bending or twisting. Avoid leaning them against walls or other objects.

Moisture Conditions: Adverse moisture levels during the door’s life can cause it to warp.

Colour and Finish: Using dark or multiple colours (paint or stain) can exacerbate the warping process.

Door Size: Taller doors are more prone to warping than shorter doors.

Preventative Measures

The best way to combat warping is to take preventative measures when you install a door:

  • Let the door acclimate to its new environment by placing it in the room for 48 hours so it can adjust to the moisture content in that room
  • Apply several coats of sealant to the door, at least two coats, keeping the door flat during this process. Ensure the sealant is applied to all six sides of the door, with special attention to the top and bottom, which are prone to absorbing moisture.

Addressing Minor Warps

If you notice early on that one of your doors is starting to lose its shape:

  • Remove the door from its hinges.
  • If painted, remove any paint using a heat gun if necessary.
  • Smooth and fill any cracks, and remove the coating or varnish, especially around the bottom and top of the door.
  • Apply at least two coats of sealant to the entire door, including the hinge areas.
  • Once the sealant is dry, you can repaint the door.
  • When rehanging the door, ensure you seal the door frame to prevent the frame from expanding and causing the door to stick.

Addressing Severe Warps

For doors with a significant warp:

  • Lay the door flat on a pair of saw horses or similar supports.
  • Weigh it down with heavy towels or blankets.
  • Leave the door for several days until you notice it correcting itself. Wet towels can be more effective.
  • If the warp is extreme, add additional weights.
  • Once the door is straight, let it dry and ensure you follow the sealing steps outlined above.

Important Consideration
Please note that making a new door will only necessarily solve the problem if the environmental conditions causing the warping are addressed. Maintaining consistent environmental conditions and ensuring proper storage and handling is essential to minimise the risk of warping or bowing.

 

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23Oct

Arch Doors – A Modern Take

October 23, 2023 SOLWEST Installation 147

In the world of architecture and design, certain elements echo the essence of eras gone by while resonating with modern aesthetics. One such element is the arch (or arched) door. At Solwest, we have the skills and machinery to craft these doors, combining age-old design principles with contemporary manufacturing techniques.

Timeless Appeal 

Arch doors have always been an emblem of architectural sophistication. Their distinct curve stands as a testament to a design language that bridges the gap between history and the contemporary. This shape creates entrances that are not just functional, but also visually exciting.

Why opt for an arch door?

  • Historical Reverence: If you’re looking to capture the charm and nostalgia of an older home, an arch door can transport you back in time, imbuing your space with a sense of heritage.
  • Modern Aesthetics: For those charting out designs for new builds, arch doors can offer a fresh, yet timeless look, blending seamlessly with modern architectural themes.
  • Versatile Conversions: Already have a square door opening and thinking of a renovation? Arch doors can be the transformative element you’re seeking.

Finishes

At Solwest, we understand that every space has its unique character. This is why we offer a range of finish variations to match your vision:

  • Ready for Painting: For those who want a door that aligns perfectly with their colour palette, we provide doors primed and ready for painting.
  • Timber Veneer Finishes: If a more organic, natural look is what you’re after, our timber veneer finishes showcase the inherent beauty of wood grains, making each door unique.

Design Choices

Beyond the basic structure, the devil is in the details. Depending on your aesthetic preference, we offer:

  • Flush Look: A sleek, uninterrupted surface that exudes modern simplicity.
  • Infil and Rebated Designs: Add depth and dimension to your door. Choose from glass infills for a touch of transparency and light, or timber for a more solid, classic appearance.

Precision

To ensure that every door fits perfectly into your space, we lean on our 5-axis CNC machine. This technology aids our carpenters in tailoring each door to the exact size and specifications required, ensuring a seamless fit and impeccable finish.

We are more than just a manufacturer; we’re a team dedicated to bringing architectural visions to life. Whether you’re renovating an older home or constructing a new one with its own story to tell, we can build you a custom arch door for your space!  Contact us today for a quote by emailing sales@solwest.com.au

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12Sep

What is a dutch door?

September 12, 2023 SOLWEST Installation 150

Dutch doors, with their distinct split design, have long been celebrated in Europe and North America, offering a unique blend of style and function. Locally, we like to call them a Stable Door Conversion and while they remain a rare architectural feature, there’s been a budding interest in integrating this charming design into contemporary homes.  

Understanding the Allure of Dutch Doors

At their core, Dutch doors are split horizontally in the middle, allowing the top and bottom halves to operate independently. This design not only invites homeowners the luxury to let in the fresh Australian breeze while keeping pets or small children secure indoors, but also finds practical applications in various settings such as canteens and server setups. These doors facilitate easy exchange of goods, paperwork, or meals without the need to fully open the door, ensuring a seamless and efficient operation, be it in a bustling cafe or a home-based eatery. Moreover, they are equipped with a window or mesh on the upper half, permitting a flood of natural light, thereby allowing a bright and airy atmosphere without compromising on security.

Their rarity in Australia adds to their appeal, offering homeowners an opportunity to incorporate a unique design element that stands out. Dutch doors, with their rich history and blend of function and form, can transform an ordinary entrance into a memorable focal point.

At Solwest, we are passionate about innovative designs and the art of craftsmanship. Based in Western Australia, we have been at the forefront of recognising and responding to the rising interest in Dutch doors. Our team takes immense pride in handcrafting timber doors that are not only functional but also tell a story.

While Dutch doors can exude traditional charm, their adaptability means they can be tailored to suit a range of architectural styles, from rustic to ultra-modern. Our dedicated craftsmen utilise the highest quality timber, ensuring each door we produce is both striking and enduring.

Why Settle for Ordinary?

As Australian homes evolve, the desire to infuse international inspirations becomes more pronounced. Dutch doors, though still a novelty here, provide an opportunity to achieve just that.

Whether you’re intrigued by the practicality of a Dutch door or drawn to its aesthetic appeal, Solwest is here to guide you. 

Let’s collaborate and craft a door that doesn’t just offer entry but also stands as a testament to style and innovation.

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13Jul

The Evolution of Door Installation

July 13, 2023 SOLWEST Installation 78

Hanging a door is an intricate task that requires precision, patience, and skill. This age-old process has been refined over the years to achieve the perfect fit, but with the advent of technology, this complex task has seen a dramatic transformation. Our CNC capabilities at Solwest have allowed us to pre-machine all the cutouts required for door installation, offering an unrivalled level of precision and a more streamlined process for carpenters and fitout companies.

Traditional Door Hanging Process

The traditional method of hanging a door, especially in a new frame, requires multiple steps:

Measurement: The process starts with taking accurate measurements of the door frame, taking into account any irregularities or out of square instances. This step is crucial as even slight inaccuracies can lead to problems later.

Door Selection and Preparation: The appropriate door is selected based on the measurements. Depending on the type of door and the flooring, the bottom or sides may need to be trimmed to ensure the door swings freely.

Scribing the Door: Scribing is the process of marking out the exact areas where adjustments need to be made to ensure a perfect fit. The door is set in the frame, and the areas needing adjustment are marked.

Marking and Cutting the Hinge Positions: The positions for the hinges are marked on both the door and the frame. The hinge positions are marked on the edge of the door, and a square is used to extend these marks across the width of the door.

Chiselling out the Hinge Recesses: Once marked, the hinge recesses are chiselled out on both the door and the frame. This requires a high level of precision to ensure the hinges fit perfectly.

Fitting the Hinges: After the hinge recesses are ready, the hinges are fitted into the recesses and screwed into place.

Mounting the Door: With the hinges fitted, the door is then mounted onto the frame.

Adding the Door Hardware: The final step involves fitting the door hardware, such as the handle or lock.

While this process allows for a bespoke fit, it is labour-intensive, time-consuming, and leaves room for error.

The Solwest Advantage

At Solwest, we’ve transformed this process with our door profiling service and CNC capabilities. We can now pre-machine all the cutouts required for door hardware, streamlining the installation process and enhancing the precision. The advantages include:

Precision: Our CNC machines are programmed to cut with an extraordinary level of accuracy, reducing potential errors from manual work.

Consistency: Every door we produce has the same high level of consistency, making this particularly beneficial for large commercial projects where uniformity is vital.

Customisation: Our CNC capabilities allow us to handle a wide range of hardware requirements, from pivot door preps to mortise locksets and custom flush pulls.

Time and Cost Efficiency: Pre-machining all the cutouts reduces the installation time on-site, leading to increased efficiency and cost savings.

The New Look Process

With pre-machined doors, the installation process is significantly simplified:

Measurement: As with the traditional method, accurate measurements of the door frame are taken. However, these measurements are now used to program the CNC machine, ensuring precise cuts.

Door Delivery: The pre-machined door, complete with all hardware cutouts, is delivered to the site, ready for installation.

Installation: The door is positioned in the frame, and the pre-installed hinges are secured to the frame. Hardware can be easily installed into the pre-machined cutouts.

Cleanup: With all the prep work done off-site, there’s significantly less mess to deal with on-site.

Whether you’re a carpenter or a fit-out company, our pre-machined doors mean less time, less mess, and less stress, with a flawless finish every time.

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30May

How Door Profiling Makes Your Job Easier

May 30, 2023 SOLWEST Installation 115

At Solwest Doors, we are well aware that commercial door installation has come a long way. We’ve embraced innovative technologies like door profiling, fundamentally changing the installation process and creating numerous benefits for our commercial clients. We’ve eliminated the need for hours of on-site manual work, reducing mess and noise and making installations faster and more efficient.

Our Door Profiling Service Explained

Our door profiling service employs cutting-edge 5 axis CNC technology. This innovative process allows us to prepare doors for installation with high precision and consistent results. We create digital drawings for each door opening in a matter of seconds, feeding this data into our CNC machinery to create perfectly profiled doors. The result is an impressively swift installation process and doors that boast an even reveal and seamless connection.

Saving You Time and Boosting Efficiency

One of the most significant advantages of our door profiling service is the impressive time-saving capability it offers. Traditional installation methods involve carpenters manually measuring, cutting, and fitting each door – a time-consuming process. Our door profiling service eliminates this need by preparing each door to fit perfectly, right from the start. This efficiency allows our clients to streamline their installation schedules and improve overall project timelines.

Unparalleled Precision and Quality

Another significant advantage of our door profiling service is the unparalleled level of precision it ensures. Each door prepared using our CNC machinery benefits from reduced human error, guaranteeing a consistently high level of quality. The installations are smooth, with doors that fit perfectly into their frames every time – an accuracy standard that is challenging to achieve with manual methods.

Maintaining Cleaner Work Sites

We understand the challenges that traditional door installation can present, including the mess it can create on-site. Dust from cutting and drilling can become a major issue, potentially impacting other work happening concurrently. That’s why we’ve designed our door profiling service to tackle this challenge head-on. By preparing the doors off-site, we significantly reduce on-site mess, resulting in cleaner and safer work sites for our clients.

Comprehensive Hardware Preparation

Our door profiling service goes beyond simply preparing the doors themselves. We also take care of the hardware preparations, providing CNC machined cutouts and preparations for hinges, tubular latches, and mortice locks. We can install semi or fully morticed bottom door seals, provide rebated meeting stiles, and even fit power transfer lead covers. This comprehensive approach ensures everything arrives on-site ready for quick and easy installation, saving our clients even more time and effort.

Protecting Your Profit Margins

The time and efficiency savings our door profiling service provides can have a substantial positive impact on your business’s profitability. By reducing the time spent on each installation, more projects can be completed in the same timeframe. This increased productivity can enhance profitability while maintaining the high-quality results your clients expect.


At Solwest Doors, we are committed to making your commercial door installations as smooth and efficient as possible. Our door profiling service is designed to do just that, offering a host of benefits from time-saving and improved precision to cleaner work sites and enhanced profitability. By choosing our services, you’re not just getting a door supplier – you’re gaining a partner committed to helping your business succeed.

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22Mar

Timber Veneer Explained

March 22, 2023 SOLWEST Knowledge Base 118

When it comes to custom doors, veneers and laminates are an excellent choice for achieving a unique and high-end look. At Solwest, we work with a range of well-renowned veneer and laminate brands such as Briggs, Ventech, Elton Group, Fethers, Polytec, Laminex, Nikpol to offer a variety of options for our customers to choose from. In this post, we’ll explore the different kinds of veneers available for our custom doors.

  • Timber Veneer: Timber veneer is the most popular choice for custom doors. It is made by slicing thin sheets of wood (~0.6mm) from a log and then gluing them onto a substrate (the substrate could be MDF or Ply). Timber veneers can be sourced from a range of species, such as Oak, Walnut, Teak, Mahogany, and many others. It can be supplied in raw form or pre-finished. Pre-finished veneer is already stained, sealed, and ready to use, saving time and effort during the installation process.

    How is it made?
    To make a veneer, a wood log is sliced extremely thin (0.6mm) on a machine called a slicer. These slices, known as ‘leaves’, come in various widths so are joined together to make consistent sheets or ‘layons’.  These sheets are what are then glued onto our doors to produce our custom doors.
    You can produce all different styles of veneers from the same log depending on how it is cut.  A quarter-cut veneer (pictured left), will result in a linear grain whereas a crown cut (pictured right) will produce a ‘v’ shaped grain.  This is just one variable of many that can dictate the style of natural timber veneer you would like.

  • Reconstituted Veneer: Reconstituted veneer is a man-made product that replicates the look of natural timber veneer. It is made by taking thin layers of real timber and then processing them to create a new product with a unique grain and color. Reconstituted veneer offers a consistent and uniform look, making it ideal for large projects where consistency is important.
  • Dyed Veneer: Dyed veneer is created by staining natural timber veneer with a specific color. It can be a cost-effective alternative to natural timber veneer, as it can be sourced from cheaper species and then stained to match the desired look. Dyed veneer can be used to create a range of colors, from bold and vibrant to more subtle and natural hues.
  • Textured Veneer: Textured veneer is a type of veneer that has been embossed or textured to create a unique look and feel. This can include patterns, grooves, or even three-dimensional designs. Textured veneer is a great choice for adding interest and depth to a door design.
  • Laminate: Laminate, or Low Pressure Melamine, is a man-made material that consists of layers of paper or fabric that have been impregnated with resin and then bonded to MDF or a particle board sheet under heat and pressure. It is available in a range of colors and finishes, including woodgrain and solid colors. Laminate is a durable and cost-effective option that is easy to clean and maintain.
    Technology advances have greatly enhanced the quality of laminates, enabling them to replicate genuine wood and stone with outstanding precision and sophistication, all at a fraction of the cost. This remarkable progress has not only maintained the stylish appearance of laminates, but has also ensured their functionality.

At Solwest, we work closely with architects and builders to help them choose the perfect veneer or laminate for their custom doors. We understand that every project is unique, and we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of options to suit every design aesthetic and budget. Our team of experienced craftsmen ensures that every custom door we create is of the highest quality, and we take pride in our attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction.

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22Mar

Door Cores Explained

March 22, 2023 SOLWEST Knowledge Base 193

Doors are an essential component of any building – offering security, privacy, and environmental control. One of the most critical elements of a door is the type of core that it has. A door’s core is its internal structure, which provides support, insulation, and durability. There are three primary types of door cores: hollow core, semi-solid and solid core. In this post, we will discuss the key advantages and disadvantages of the core types, helping you to make an informed decision when choosing the right door for your specific application.  We’ll compare the doors based on their weight, longevity, price, acoustic, security & insulation performance.

Hollow Core

Hollow Core (or commonly known as Honeycomb or Lightweight) doors are made up of a honeycomb cardboard covered by a thin veneer or skin and are typically for interior usage. These doors are lightweight, making them easy to install, but also less durable and less effective at regulating temperature and acoustics. They are also less secure than other types of doors. Hollow core doors are often the least expensive option, making them a popular choice for those on a tighter budget.

Application

Great to use where no sound insulation is necessary such as closet and pantry doors.  Opt for hollow cores when trying to keep the budget down.

Key Notes:

  • Lightweight and easy to install
  • Inexpensive
  • Less durable and offers quite low thermal and acoustic insulation

Semi-Solid

Semi-Solid doors are made with a core of High-Density Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam, which is covered by a thin layer of plywood or MDF. These doors are more durable and provide better thermal and acoustic insulation as well as providing even greater impact resistance.  A semi-solid door can achieve all of this while still being a very cost-effective solution and are easier to handle than a traditional solid core.  This kind of core offers a middle-of-the-road option in terms of price, making them a good choice for those who want a balance between cost and performance.

For our semi solid doors, we use VH Grade EPS Foam in addition to thicker skins than our hollow core doors.  Some manufacturers only meet the bare requirements of a semi-solid dore which only requires thicker skins, however by changing from a paper to a poly core, we can produce a higher quality door in this range.

Key Notes:

  • More durable and resilient to accidental damage while still being quite lightweight
  • Better acoustic and thermal insulation than hollow core doors
  • Less expensive than solid core doors

Application

Can be suited to many residential and commercial applications when the tradeoff between performance and cost needs to be balanced.  These cores will deliver some acoustic and thermal insulation while being cheaper and easier to install than a solid core door.

Solid

Solid Core doors are the most premium option of the 3 types but often worth the extra expense in the long run, particularly for exterior doors.  Solid core doors are made of a mixture of wood and synthetic wood composites. They have a heavy, solid interior and a wood veneer exterior. They provide the durability, sound insulation, and look of a solid wood door without the weight or hefty price tag. We have four core material options for this kind of door:

Highly Moisture Resistant (HMR) Particle Board 

Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF)

Flax Board

Albasia BlockBoard – An exciting addition to our range, the Albasia core has a very high, strength-to-weight ratio which significantly reduces shipping costs while retaining a strong, quality door.  A standard specification core of Albasia would be ~43kg per door and a comparable core made in MDF would weigh ~105kg.

These doors are the most durable and secure option, making them a popular choice for exterior doors and high-security areas. Solid core doors also provide the best thermal and acoustic insulation. However, they are also the heaviest and most expensive option, making them less practical for some applications.

Key Notes:

  • Most secure, durable and resilient to accidental damage
  • Best acoustic and thermal insulation
  • Most expensive option and may require more than one person to install

Applications

Solid core doors can be an excellent choice for rooms where you desire a superior quality option. They are especially well-suited for spaces where you seek increased privacy and soundproofing, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and home offices.


If you have any questions regarding our door cores, please contact our team at sales@solwest.com.au and we’ll be glad to help.  Thanks for reading!

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16Mar

How to measure a door

March 16, 2018 SOLWEST Installation 112

Step 1: Measure the door width

Take three measurements inside the door frame – at the top, middle and bottom. The widest measurement determines the width of the door. Ensure the door measurements are taken from the frame rebate.

  • Use a tape measure to understand the width of the three areas of the door frame. Run the tape measure along the width of the frame from the left to the right and record these numbers.
  • The standard AU widths of doors are: 520,620,720,820,920mm. These may vary as the current door frame or door may be custom.

Step 2: Measure the door height

Measure the inside of each vertical side of the frame. The longest length determines the height required. The allowance for the floor covering should be also considered when measuring.

  • Use a tape measure to understand the height of the door frame. Run the tape from the top corner to the bottom corner on each side and record the number of the longest length.
  • The standard AU height of doors is most commonly 2040mm, however depending on the design it could be 2340mm or a custom size.

Step 3: Measure the door thickness

If replacement doors are being considered and the same frames are being used,  then you will need to replicate the door thickness, so make sure to take this measurement also.

  • Use a tape measure to understand the thickness of the existing door. Run the tape measure along the edge of the door and record the measurement of the thickness.
  • You should also measure the rebate in the frame, where the door sits when closed.
  • The most common door thicknesses are usually 35,40,45mm. Fire doors would be approximately 38 or 46mm.

 

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FP BOARD + XL
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPS/MDF
2640 x 920 x 37✔✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2700 x 920 x 37✔✔
Up to 2700 x 1200 x 37✔
Up to 2700 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 2700 x 1800 x 37✔
Up to 3000 x 920 x 37✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1200 x 37✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 3000 x 1800 x 37✔
Up to 3200 x 920 x 37
Up to 3200 x 1200 x 37
Up to 3200 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 3200 x 1800 x 37✔
THICKNESS UPGRADES
Upgrade to 40mm✔
Upgrade to 45mm✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
MR Particleboard Core
110mm Stiles / 110mm Rails
P/MDF – 6mm Primed MDF
EXP – 6mm Primed MR MDF
S/MDF – 6mm Raw Standard MDF
10mm from top, bottom and each stile.
FP BOARD +
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPPLY
2040 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 37✔
2040 x 870 x 37✔
2040 x 920 x 37✔
2340 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 37✔
2340 x 870 x 37✔
2340 x 920 x 37✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2100 x 920 x 37✔
Up to 2400 x 1200 x 37✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
MR Particleboard Core
45mm Stiles / 45mm Rails
P/MDF 4.75mm Primed MDF5mm from top, bottom and each stile.
FP BOARD
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPPLY
2040 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 35✔✔✔
2040 x 870 x 35✔✔✔
2040 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 870 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2100 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
Up to 2400 x 1200 x 35✔✔✔
THICKNESS UPGRADES
Upgrade to 40mm✔
Upgrade to 45mm #✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
MR Particleboard Core
45mm Stiles / 45mm Rails
P/MDF – 3.2mm Primed MDF
EXP – 3.2mm Primed MR MDF
PLY – 3.6mm Paint Grade Ply
5mm from top, bottom and each stile.
FP POLY + 100
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPS/MDF
2640 x 920 x 37✔✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2700 x 920 x 37✔✔
Up to 2700 x 1200 x 37✔
Up to 2700 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 2700 x 1800 x 37✔
Up to 3000 x 920 x 37✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1200 x 37✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 3000 x 1800 x 37✔
Up to 3200 x 920 x 37
Up to 3200 x 1200 x 37
Up to 3200 x 1500 x 37✔
Up to 3200 x 1800 x 37✔
THICKNESS UPGRADES
Upgrade to 40mm✔
Upgrade to 45mm✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
Polystyrene (EPS) Core
45mm Stiles & Bottom Rail / 130mm Top Rail
P/MDF – 6mm Primed MDF
EXP – 6mm Primed MR MDF
PLY – 6mm Paint Grade Ply
100mm from top. 10mm from each stile.
FP POLY + XL
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPS/MDF
2640 x 920 x 35✔✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2700 x 920 x 35✔✔
Up to 2700 x 1200 x 35✔✔
Up to 2700 x 1500 x 35✔
Up to 2700 x 1800 x 35✔
Up to 3000 x 920 x 35✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1200 x 35✔✔
Up to 3000 x 1500 x 35✔
Up to 3000 x 1800 x 35✔
Up to 3200 x 920 x 35
Up to 3200 x 1200 x 35
Up to 3200 x 1500 x 35✔
Up to 3200 x 1800 x 35✔
THICKNESS UPGRADES
Upgrade to 37mm✔
Upgrade to 40mm✔
Upgrade to 45mm✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
Polystyrene (EPS) Core
110mm Stiles / 110mm Rails
P/MDF – 6mm Primed MDF
EXP – 6mm Primed MR MDF
S/MDF – 6mm Raw Standard MDF
10mm from top, bottom and each stile.
FP POLY +
STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPPLY
2040 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 35✔✔✔
2040 x 870 x 35✔✔✔
2040 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 870 x 35✔✔✔
2340 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2100 x 920 x 35✔✔✔
Up to 2400 x 1200 x 35 *✔✔✔
THICKNESS UPGRADES
Upgrade to 37mm✔
Upgrade to 40mm✔
Upgrade to 45mm✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
Polystyrene (EPS) Core
45mm Stiles / 45mm Rails
* 110mm Rails
P/MDF – 6mm Primed MDF
EXP – 6mm Primed MR MDF
PLY – 6mm Paint Grade Ply
5mm from top, bottom and each stile.
FP CELL +

STANDARD SIZES
SizeP/MDFEXPPLY
2040 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 37✔
2040 x 870 x 37✔
2040 x 920 x 37✔
2340 x 520/620/720/770/820 x 37✔
2340 x 870 x 37✔
2340 x 920 x 37✔
SPECIAL SIZES
Up to 2100 x 920 x 37✔
Up to 2400 x 1200 x 37 *✔
Door constructionSkinTrimming
Honeycomb Core
45mm Stiles / 45mm Rails
* 110mm Stiles / 110mm Rails
P/MDF 4.75mm Primed MDF5mm from top, bottom and each stile.