Glazed Internal Doors

The choice of glass matters as much as the door. Clear glass moves the most light and suits hallways, living rooms and anywhere you want a sight line through the house. Frosted and obscure glass move nearly as much light while keeping the room private, which is why they are the sensible pick for a downstairs WC, a utility or a study. Where a door sits between a kitchen and a hallway, clear glass also lets you see whether a room is occupied before you open the door — a small thing that people notice every day.

Every glazed door in this range is supplied with the glass already fitted and beaded, so there is no separate glazing job on site and no waiting on a glazier. Toughened safety glass is used throughout, which is what Building Regulations Approved Document K requires for glazing in doors and in the panels beside them.

All prices shown include supply and installation. We measure before ordering, because a glazed door cannot be trimmed as freely as a solid one — the glass aperture fixes how much you can take off the stiles and rails, so getting the size right at the order stage rather than on fitting day is the difference between a clean job and a compromise.