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What type of wood is used to manufacture your doors?
Each and every door is made of solid wood: Alder, Oak, Larch or Tulipwood according to which collection it belongs to.
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What are the standard sizes?
Standard sizes are 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 and 90 cms wide, whereas standard height is 210 cms, but bespoke items can be tailored to customer requirements.
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What are standard wall thickness?
Standard wall thickness are 9, 10, 11 and 12 cms, but non-standard measurements can be tailored to customer needs.
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Do you make special and bespoke items?
Our carpenters skillful craftsmanship allows us to make special and bespoke items in order to meet even the most particular of our customer’s needs.
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Do you produce sliding doors?
Each and every model you’ll find in the catalogue can be made in a sliding door version, whether hidden inside or outside the wall.
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Can you provide the doors with doorheads?
Certainly. We offer our customers a wide choice of doorheads purposely created to embellish and enrich your doors.
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Are your casings telescopic?
Yes, our casings are telescopic and interlocking.
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What elements come included with the door?
Each and every door is ready to be installed and is supplied with frame, casings, hinges and lock.
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What type of hinges do you fit your doors with?
We fit our doors with pintel hinges with supporting ball bearing. Two models are available: “Classical” with either a polished or mat brass finish, or a polished or mat chrome finish, and “in Style” with a mat brass or burnished finish.
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Do you manufacture cladding panels for armoured security doors?
We manufacture cladding panels for armoured doors in the same models available for our interior doors.
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Do you make skirting boards?
We make two skirting board models in the same finishes available for our interior doors.
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How do you supply the doors?
Each door is supplied assembled with its frame and packaged in suitable cardboard boxes.
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What are the precautions for use?
Our doors are made of solid wood, a natural and living material which is susceptible to the environment conditions in which it is placed. It would be therefore wise avoiding surroundings which are too dry or too humid in order to avoid natural movement of the wood.
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How to clean the door?
It’s wise to wipe with a slightly dampened soft cloth. Avoid furniture paste wax polishes and coarse cloths. In case you want to use a cleaning product, do test it on a small area first.
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How to clean glass?
It’s necessary to use specific cleaning products for glass surfaces, taking care to spray the detergent on the cloth and not directly on the glass in order to avoid any contact with the wood.