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JB Kind Emral Pre-Finished Internal Door 1981 X 838 X 35mm

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JB Kind Emral Pre-Finished Internal Door 1981 X 838 X 35mmThe Emral Oak Glazed Internal Door is a popular choice for those seeking a contemporary look for their home. Made from high quality oak veneer, this door is both stylish and durable. The clear glass panels allow for natural light to flow through, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The door comes complete with a varnish finish, ensuring it is ready to be installed straight away. Measuring 1981mm in length, 838mm in width, and 35mm in

The Emral Oak Glazed Internal Door is a popular choice for those seeking a contemporary look for their home. Made from high-quality oak veneer, this door is both stylish and durable. The clear glass panels allow for natural light to flow through, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The door comes complete with a varnish finish, ensuring it is ready to be installed straight away.

Measuring 1981mm in length, 838mm in width, and 35mm in thickness, this door is the perfect size for most standard door frames. While it is not fire-rated, it is suitable for use as an internal door. The finished door is ready to be hung, with no additional work required. Its sleek and modern design will complement any interior décor.

Key Features:

  • Contemporary oak veneer design
  • Clear glass panels for natural light
  • Supplied complete with varnish finish
  • Standard size for most door frames
  • Suitable for internal use
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