White Primed 15-Light Pattern SA Glazed Doors Arran & Bespoke Doors

FROM ONLY £160.00! + VAT

15-Light White Primed SA Glazed Doors

Our white primed glazed Pattern SA doors are a tried and tested traditional style, featuring the classic 15-light fully glazed design with slender glazing bars and the customary Ovolo beading. These interior clear glass doors provide an abundance of natural light to flow, maintaining distinct room boundaries, and are a great option for traditional and period properties in Arran.

Glazed White Primed Pattern SA Doors

Glazed Pattern-SA doors feature clear flat toughened safety glass in a fifteen light configuration that breaks up, and frames your view. 20mm timber lippings allow up to 10mm to be trimmed from each edge (more is possible from the top and bottom edge), and the 3 off-the-shelf popular sizes cater for the majority of door frames. However, if you can't see your specific size, then let us manufacture a made-to-measure door to your particular size. SA glazed doors work well both 4-panel, and 6-panel solid doors for a complimentary design throughout your interior.

Glazed 15-Light Clear Glass Doors

Fifteen light clear glazed doors are supplied ready to fit with a double-coated white primed finish, that dramatically cuts the time required for final finishing, making a big saving on installation costs and hassle. No matter how impressed you maybe with the double-coated white primed finish, we do insist a final top coat is applied, please refer to our Door Handling & Finishing Guidelines.

Pattern SA Clear Glazed Doors Arran

Form and function are all taken care of with our Pattern-SA clear glazed doors, that maximise the natural light to flow through your interior, and creates a bright and airy atmosphere. Pattern-SA glazed doors are fully FSC® certified, with full chain of custody, and manufactured to the highest environmental standards, with engineered timber components for strength and stability, including laminated timber, HDF and fibreboard Pattern-Ten SA glazed doors delivered in Arran and nationwide.