Old style white internal doors

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paulpd

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Hello,

I am trying without success to find old style white 4 panel doors. They're the ones with a straight cut panel, shaker style. No grooves etc etc like on the more modern ones.

Anyone have any ideas where I'd get them? I've searched the site here and can't find anything relevant.

Thanks a lot.
 
dublin door store will be able to help you as the preoduce the majority of doors in the country via their holding company Carroll Joinery. They are located in bluebell. No association with either
 
Just to clarify, carroll joinery make flush doors and fire doors and they import most of the other doors. If your doors are to be custom made you need to go to a local joiner who will manufacture exactly what you need if they are not available off the shelf.
 
I think what you're describing would need to be custom made. However, have a look at the Proma flat panel range from Doras (www.bearfoot.ie). They have a raised bollection type moulding but a flat panel giving a very traditional and simple look when painted white.
 
Thanks a lot everyone,

Something similar to the white one in the photo is what I want. Two of those and one with the top two panels in stained glass (for the kitchen).
 
That's *exactly* what I spent about three months looking for, and I couldn't find anything I was happy with anywhere. I probably toured most of the door retailers in Dublin in my efforts.

I ended up getting them custom made in Victorian Joinery and Salvage (ww.vicsalv.ie), and we're very pleased with them - but they weren't cheap. I'd have no hesitation recommending Victorian.. etc., [standard disclaimer: happy customer only] but you might be able to get them made by a local joiner at a lower cost if you decided to go that route.

You'll probably have to get the glazing done separately even if you get an off-the-shelf door, so be sure to check what thickness the glazed panels will be before ordering doors - you may need a deeper space for a stained glass panel.

Good luck!
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