What is the difference between a door frame and a jamb?

A jamb, also referred to as a side or head jamb or a door jamb, are the individual pieces of a door frame. The jambs and mullion form the entirety of the frame itself, making for a secure fit in the doorway.

Is there a difference between the door lining and the door frame?

Yes. Door linings are used to hide the gap between the wall and the door. The door frame, on the other hand, is attached to the door and used to hold the door upright with support from the hinges and the overall frame.

How much does a door frame cost?

Door frames vary in cost depending on the material, finish, and make. Internal door frames typically start at less than £40 for the full kit, ensuring that you can transform the doorway without breaking the bank.

Can a door frame be replaced?

Yes, door frames can be replaced. This can be done if wear and tear have weakened the frame or if you want to give your door a new lease of life. You can buy full kits or opt to buy the various parts of the frame, such as the lining or jambs.

Are door frames a standard size?

Door frames do not come in one specific size. You will need to buy the closest size to the door frame you need and then cut it down to the size of the door. This is easy to do and ensures that you get a perfect fit each and every time.

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Plywood Doors - Durable and Stylish Solutions for Your Home

Benefits of using Plywood Doors:

Cost-effective: Plywood doors are more affordable compared to solid wood doors, while still offering a similar aesthetic appeal and durability.
Durable: Plywood doors are strong, sturdy and resistant to warping or cracking, making them a long-lasting choice for high-traffic areas.
Versatile: Plywood doors are available in a wide range of styles, sizes, and finishes, making it easy to find the perfect match for your space.
Eco-friendly: Plywood is a sustainable and renewable material that is environmentally friendly.
Aesthetically pleasing: Plywood doors offer a unique, natural look with their visible wood grains, adding warmth and charm to any room.

Plywood Doors FAQs

Plywood is a type of engineered wood that is made from thin layers or "plies" of wood veneers that are glued together.

Plywood doors are known for their strength and durability, and are resistant to warping, cracking or shrinking.

Yes, plywood doors can be painted or stained in a variety of colors and finishes to match any decor style.

Yes, plywood doors are environmentally friendly because they are made from a sustainable and renewable material.

Yes, plywood doors are a popular choice for high-traffic areas because they are durable and resistant to wear and tear.

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