Period internal doors - ?20 each

[Berliozz]

195cm x 80cm (cream door)

193cm x 61cm (wooden door)

Collection SE22.

[annykidsman]

Is it possible to make simple panes of glass together with the wooden inserts, as on https://internaldoorsuk.co.uk/internal-doors/internal-glazed-doors, so that they are just in the grooves together with the wooden recesses? Frosted glass is capable of transmitting sunlight and light. As a rule, this glass prevents any view from the other side of the door and has good soundproofing properties. I would like to put them in there. If not, I will already buy my own options. What can you advise me? The cream-coloured door is not very solid and looks like chipboard and does not inspire confidence.

[hpsaucey]

annykidsman Wrote:

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> Is it possible to make simple panes of glass

> together with the wooden inserts, as on

> https://internaldoorsuk.co.uk/internal-doors/inter

> nal-glazed-doors, so that they are just in the

> grooves together with the wooden recesses? Frosted

> glass is capable of transmitting sunlight and

> light. As a rule, this glass prevents any view

> from the other side of the door and has good

> soundproofing properties. I would like to put them

> in there. If not, I will already buy my own

> options. What can you advise me? The

> cream-coloured door is not very solid and looks

> like chipboard and does not inspire confidence.

Poor Berlioz - don't seem like very fair questions for a seller, apart from whats the door made from.

annykidsman - why don't you check out a carpenter's site for fitting glass info? Lots of info if you google it. e.g. https://homesteady.com/13401833/how-to-put-a-window-in-a-solid-wood-door

HP