We offer external doors in meranti with a density of 450 kg/m³ - a timber with high resistance to moisture, durability and strength. Timber doors have good thermal and acoustic insulation values.
We use carefully selected pine, larch, meranti and oak, choosing the species to suit the construction, the character of the project and the look you want.
Oak external doors stand out for their hardness and resilience. Oak is one of the noble timbers. It is a symbol of dignity, strength and exceptional durability. The high tannin content, formed as the tree grows, increases its resistance to insects, fungi and mould. The very high density of this species gives oak external doors better sound insulation.
Over time oak darkens, taking on a deeper colour and lending the products made from it dignity and elegance. Oak takes stains well, so doors made from it can be matched to any interior. It is also worth adding that oak external doors need little maintenance - wiping them with a soft cloth is enough, possibly with an impregnating treatment based on natural wax.
The attractive colour and grain of oak make oak external doors popular all over the world. Its high density of 650-750 kg/m³ gives it the best strength of all the timber species growing in Poland.
We make oak doors to order.
All colours and stains, RAL chart
Natural timber
Natural oil
Light oak
Walnut Basia
Meranti external doors are among the doors we make most often. Meranti is an exotic timber from hardwood trees of the genus Shorea, growing in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. The most popular varieties are white and red meranti - the latter is often mistaken for mahogany.
Why are meranti external doors so popular? Thanks to its favourable technical properties, meranti is an ideal choice for external doors. Choosing a meranti external door means choosing a product with high weather resistance and high resistance to cracking. Its looks count too - impregnated meranti keeps its striking colour and grain for a long time. A lower price than oak doors, for example, can also speak in favour of meranti.
All colours and stains, RAL chart
Natural timber
Honey, gloss
Mahogany
Rosewood brown
Larch is the best and most durable construction timber among the softwoods.
Its attractive, regular grain enhances the look of timber external doors.
Larch external doors do not suffer biological decay and do not warp. Their hardness increases with age - the timber all but turns to stone.
All colours and stains, RAL chart
Clear
Stone pine
Walnut
Wenge
Pine is important in the timber industry, construction and furniture making because it is easy to work, springy and has good mechanical strength.
Pine external doors are available at attractive prices.
Pine is light in colour, so any colour of lacquer can easily be applied to it.
All colours and stains, RAL chart
Natural timber
Clear
Stone pine
Old pine
At extra cost, we make external doors from any exotic timber species available on the European market, including American oak, Polish oak and dussie.
Mahogany external doors made of laminated solid timber.
Mahogany is completely resistant to pests, fungi and mould. It keeps its beauty even in adverse conditions, which makes it an ideal material for external doors.
Another advantage of mahogany is its uniform structure, without visible growth rings, knots or other irregularities. Mahogany external doors look exclusive and clean.
This timber has a very high density of 580 kg/m³ to 850 kg/m³. Majau external doors are durable and highly resistant to external factors.
Majau comes mainly from Brunei. In the trade it is loosely called Asian mahogany. Majau trees look like gigantic columns, as they can grow to more than seventy metres tall, with the crown only at the very top of the tree and spanning a mere two metres.
Besides their durability, Majau external doors are valued by connoisseurs for the beautiful grain of the timber.
We make timber external doors exclusively from laminated solid timber. The door panels, on the other hand, are made of multi-layer board.
We make solid timber doors 68 mm, 78 mm and 92 mm thick. In 68 mm doors the timber section is laminated from three layers, and in 78 mm and 92 mm external doors from four layers.
Solid timber doors are a popular choice for clients looking for an elegant finish for their home or, for example, their business premises. Among the biggest advantages of these exclusive doors are their durability and high quality of workmanship. Solid timber is a natural material, so doors made from it resist mechanical damage and temperature changes better than doors made of other materials or of wood-based boards.
Solid timber doors also offer excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. They protect against heat loss and give the people inside quiet and full comfort. What is more, timber absorbs moisture, which has a positive effect on indoor air quality.
Door models, their construction and colours are on the pages below.
A quote starts with a joinery schedule or a survey. Get in touch to discuss the details of your order.
