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1981 x 457 x 35mm
2 Panel Clear Pine Internal Doors

By LPD Doors

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Product Information

The 457mm 2 Panel Clear Pine Door is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to give their home a make over. Measuring 1981 x 457 x 35mm, this pine internal door is a popular choice, being a staple in the LPD Doors range.

Supplied unfinished with no glass, the internal door is a blank canvas for you to get creative. We have a great article detailing how to paint internal doors, which is well worth a read if you are looking to go down this route.

Quality

5

Value

5

Overall

5
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A traditional style internal half door, two panelled and constructed from clear pine.

Technical Specification
Category
Brand
Material
Pine
Glazing
No Glass
Finish
Colour
Pine
Construction
Engineered Pine (Solid Core)
Width
457mm
Height
1981mm
Thickness
35mm
Lipping
20mm
Raised Moulding
No
Door Leaf Size
78 x 18
Lipping Short Edge
20mm
Lipping Long Edge
20mm
Max Trim Short Edge
8mm
Max Trim Long Edge
8mm
Code
CP2P18


Questions about 457x1981x35mm (18") 2P Clear Door

What's the difference between Victorian and Edwardian style?

The key difference between Victorian and Edwardian architecture lies in design complexity and elegance. Victorian architecture is more ornate with intricate detailing, while Edwardian architecture embraces simplicity, featuring clean lines and understated details. Edwardian homes typically have symmetrical facades with balanced, evenly spaced windows and doors, reflecting a more elegant approach.

Why are door handles so high in old houses?

Door handles in old houses were often placed higher due to the high cost of glass, leading to smaller, elevated glass panels to protect them. This design choice inadvertently determined the higher placement of handles. Additionally, positioning handles higher prevented young children from easily opening doors, enhancing safety within the household.

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Standard UK Door Sizes:

  • 1981 x 381/419 x 35mm (sidelights/side panels)
  • 1981 x 457/533 x 35mm (cupboard/wardrobe)
  • 1981 x 610/686/711 x 35mm (restricted spaces)
  • 1981 x 762 x 35mm (most common internal door size)
  • 2032 x 813 x 35mm (usually former external door size)
  • 1981 x 838 x 35mm (mobility/wheelchair access)

Metric Door Sizes (Popular in Europe/Scotland):

  • Height: 2040mm
  • Width: 426/526/626/726/826/926mm
  • Thickness: 40mm

Measurement Tips:

  • Measure door opening for height, width & thickness.
  • Allow 2-3mm gap around the door for proper operation.
  • Contact us for bespoke sizes.

Trimming Guidelines:

  • Engineered timber doors can be trimmed to fit; consult our guidelines or contact us for advice.

View Our Full Size Guide

If you are unsure about your sizing, please contact us for assistance. We also offer bespoke / made to measure doors.

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