1981 x 533 x 35mm
2 Panel Clear Pine Internal Doors

Victorian doors were typically made from pine rather than oak or other hardwoods, as it was a more practical and cost-effective choice. Craftsmen often enhanced these doors with beading around the panels to provide visual appeal and a touch of elegance, indicating the craftsmanship of the era.

Pine doors, while affordable and versatile, have disadvantages such as being more prone to scratches, dents, and wear due to their softer nature. This makes them less ideal for high-traffic areas or heavy use. Regular maintenance may be necessary to preserve their appearance and durability over time.

Pine is a good wood for doors due to its durability and resistance to warping, making it ideal for interior use. While it can be used for exterior doors, white pine should be stained rather than painted. Its affordability and versatility make pine a popular choice for door construction in many homes.