Oxfordshire
Conservation Entrance Doors and French Doors
Flavour of the past
Home to the Oakley family, this late 1700s Oxfordshire farmhouse has undergone a substantial overhaul.
Purchased from the original farming family three years ago, the Oakley’s set about making this outstanding home, suitable for modern living.
“The house has been gutted throughout, and the doors were the main items that needed attention due to their poor condition.”
Authentically Matched
Replacing like-for-like where older examples existed, the homeowners have ensured that their new doors, give the right flavour of the past while functioning to today’s standards.
The front door was selected with heritage in mind; everything from the bolection mould details to the bronze finished ironmongery give the perfectly authentic aesthetic.
“The old French doors had to go, they were uPVC, flimsy and simply not in keeping with the house.”
Chosen carefully to coordinate with original sash windows, all the items are finished in the shade of ‘Straw’ with appropriate hardware for that period, authentic feel.
Reassuringly solid, not only do our beautiful doors look the part, they also offer outstanding security and peace of mind.
French doors with sidelights and bespoke, arched toplight, finished in ‘Straw’ with a Black Cottage handle, manufactured in Engineered European Redwood
Moorbank conservation entrance door finished in ‘Straw’ with a Black Cottage handle, manufactured in Engineered European Redwood
