Door and Panel vinyl Colours, and Woodgrains
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Sand Birch |
Mainau Birch |
Ash Vernasca (natural)
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Ellmau Beach |
Starnburg Beech |
Honey Maple |
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American Black Walnut |
Trivero Walnut SC |
Stilo Walnut |
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Miracossa Pearwood Light |
Miracossa Pearwood Dark |
discontinuedNatural Maple
We have enough stock to complete orders |
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Oaks |
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Pippy Oak (Pithy Oak) |
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Lancaster Oak (natural) |
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Sonoma Oak Natural New |
Santana Oak Kalk New |
Waiting for a fair image Umbra Oak New |
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Light Oak (Ferrera/Ledro) |
discontinuedWinchester Oak |
Odessa Oak |
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Plain Colours |
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White Ash |
Vanilla |
Antique White |
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Ivory |
Polar White Small stock only Changing to Antique White |
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White Gloss |
Cream Gloss |
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Plain MDF |
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Available in 18mm, 22mm, 25mm Ideal for painting The most popular thickness is 18mm, and is fine for most jobs. We use MR (moisture resistant) MDF. This is considered a better board for painting and is identified by the green dye added for identification. MDF can be painted with commercial 2 pack paints, cellulose, and also common household paints. Unlike vinyl covered doors, MDF doors can be trimmed when fitting. All styles are available in unpainted MDF. We give the panels a light sand after they have been machined; they will require further sanding before the first coat of primer. After the first coat the wood fibres will expand with the moisture and require a second sand. When applying the first primer coat we recommend that you paint both sides in a single session. Leaving one side unpainted for a period of time can result in the panels bowing due to uneven moisture content. |
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