Finish
Doors which have been lightly sanded and had a primer coat applied, but still need further coat(s) to seal the door or to achieve the final colour you desire.
Glazing
No Glass
Brand
Width
926mm
Height
2040mm
Thickness
Non-fire rated internal doors are either supplied at 35mm thick (Imperial Doors, 1981mm (6’ 6”) or 2032mm (6’ 8”) tall) or 40mm thick (Metric Doors, 2040mm tall).
FD30 Fire doors are manufactured to a thickness of 44mm.
External doors are manufactured to a thickness of 44mm.
54mm
Lipping
The lipping is the timber material around all edges of the door from which your joiner can trim the door down in height and width, as well as fit hinges/ locks too.
Trim allowances vary by lipping size, door design and fire rating - please contact us for more information about your desired door’s trim allowance.
25mm
Product Code
54FLFDWH926
Lipping
The lipping is the timber material around all edges of the door from which your joiner can trim the door down in height and width, as well as fit hinges/ locks too.
Trim allowances vary by lipping size, door design and fire rating - please contact us for more information about your desired door’s trim allowance.
25mm
Average Weight
45.0kg
Fire Rating
30-minute Fire Rated
FD30
Lipping Short Edge
The lipping is the timber material around all edges of the door from which your joiner can trim the door down in height and width, as well as fit hinges/ locks too.
Trim allowances vary by lipping size, door design and fire rating - please contact us for more information about your desired door’s trim allowance.
18mm
Lipping Long Edge
The lipping is the timber material around all edges of the door from which your joiner can trim the door down in height and width, as well as fit hinges/ locks too.
Trim allowances vary by lipping size, door design and fire rating - please contact us for more information about your desired door’s trim allowance.
18mm
Max Trim Short Edge
15mm
Max Trim Long Edge
15mm
Suitable For Use As Paired Fire Doors
Always install fire doors in-line with their associated certification document. Failure to do-so may invalidate certification.
Yes