• Oak Shaker internal door WC15 - solid oak, natural grain, crown-cut veneer finish
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Oak Shaker Internal Door WC15

Oak Shaker Internal Door WC15

€150.00 EUR
€150.00 EUR
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Oak Shaker Internal Door WC15

Crafted from premium North American white oak, the WC15 highlights natural grain and warm tones. Its clean, minimalist design adds timeless elegance, with a crown-cut veneer finish for a seamless fit with any décor.

Solid lippings offer superior durability and easy installation.

Please note: this item is non-returnable due to transit damage risk — please measure carefully before ordering.

As a natural product, no two oak doors are exactly alike — variations in grain, texture, and colour tone are characteristic of real wood, not defects.

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John V O Neill

WC15 Oak Shaker Door.
I have to say they are very disappointing if not just a disaster... on the 1st door my carpenter fitted he damaged a brand new blade on his planer and broke a new bit on his router.
There was pins on the edge of the doors approx 1mm deep both sides. He hit them putting on the hinges and cutting out for the lock.
I have had to do the others myself (and im no carpenter) using a chisel for the hinges and the locks, under no circumstances could you use a planer.
There is no consistency in where these pins are so you can't adjust the placement of the hinges or lock,
I had to trim the frame with a router to fit the doors instead using a planer
And that was some pain in the a#s*.
These would be great doors if you could glue on the hinges other than that AVOID THESE AT ALL COST...

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