External Prefinished 1930's Unglazed Solid Oak Door

If you're looking for a period-style exterior oak door, then the External prefinished 1930s unglazed solid oak door would be perfect for your home. Designed and hand-built in the UK, this 1930s-style exterior door has the classic large central top panel design, which is unglazed, allowing you to make this door truly your own. 

You could go for the traditional leaded glazed design or opt for a more modern take with a frosted gray. Either way, thanks to its large top panel, your hallway will get plenty of light. If you're looking for a solid panel version of this door, you can find it Here.

This door is made to a thickness of 44mm and is available in 4 standard sizes, and comes complete with a weather bar. If you are looking for a non-standard size, then please contact us as they can be ordered in bespoke sizes, which our sales team will be happy to discuss your requirements.

Our range of external doors are made from solid oak; however, we do not recommend usage in exposed areas i.e. direct rain or hot sun. Therefore, we recommend use in sheltered areas with a porch or canopy.

Please follow these treatment and maintenance instructions to preserve the beauty and strength of the wood.

This door comes prefinished and ready to hang. Though we recommend treating your new external door every 6 months with a respected oil or wax to keep it protected with an extra layer of protection. We recommend the Impranol range for External doors.

We also supply an Oak Weatherbar to match the door, which will be required should the door be "open to the elements". Sold separately as not everyone will need one...ie if your door is situated within an enclosed porch. Click Here For Oak Weatherbars.

Our external doors must be treated before being hung, retreated every six months and kept dry at all times through the use of a canopy or similar. For full guidelines, please visit our External Door Protection Page.

We’re proud that our doors are made from 100% oak. Due to the complexity of manufacturing doors suitable for external use, some may include a real oak veneer in certain areas of the design to help prevent water ingress. Much like any natural material, timber can move and change shape due to environmental conditions. In the case of timber doors, these movements may need to be adjusted as part of a normal maintenance cycle. This is especially true during the 'settling in' period as the door adjusts to its environment, but it can happen at any stage in the door's life. Thankfully, this adjustment process is completely normal and should not imply a fault in the manufacturing process. Regular check-ups and minor adjustments are an important part of keeping your door working perfectly for many years to come! 

Key Product Information

1930’S PERIOD DESIGN – Classic large top panel layout inspired by traditional 1930’s architecture.

SUPPLIED UNGLAZED – Includes beading to fit your own custom glass, from traditional leaded to modern frosted designs.

HANDCRAFTED IN THE UK – Expertly made by skilled British joiners using time-honoured construction techniques.

PREMIUM SOLID OAK BUILD – Crafted from 100% prime-grade European oak for lasting beauty and strength.

PREFINISHED AND READY TO HANG – Professionally finished to highlight the oak’s rich tone and texture.