STILL AVAILABLE FREE 2 x Wickes Stirling Internal Primed Doors 4 Panel 1981 x 686mm x 35mm

By bsand
March 14, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted March 14, 2016

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Posted March 14, 2016

Apologies to the two replies - I repled by PM but no response so am putting them up again.

2 new doors in original packing - surplus to requirement - one has slight damage 6cm x 3cm - easily filled. RRP ?30.99 a door.

Wickes Stirling Internal Moulded Door White Primed Grained 4 Panel 1981 x 686mm

Product Code: 187537

Door Width: 686 mm

Door Height: 1981 mm

Treatment: Primed

Door Thickness: 35 mm

Finish: Wood Grain

Construction: Hollow Core

Years Guaranteed: 10 yrs

Weight: 11 kg

Standards Met: Part E

Colour: White

Door Material: Mixed Timber

Certifications Met: FSC Certified

Door Height Imperial: 6' 6"

Door Thickness Imperial: 1-3/8"

Door Width Imperial: 2' 3"

Door Style: Interior Moulded

Number of Panels per Door: 4

Lock Block Position: Standard

Edge Trim: 10 mm

Brand Name: Wickes

Stirling grained moulded doors feature a four-panel grain effect design that gives a welcoming, traditional appearance. Each door is supplied primed and ready to paint

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