Deanta Oak Traditional Architrave
- Real American White Oak Veneered Architrave set (Covers both sides of door)
- Pre-finished
- Softwood Core
- Traditional Profile
- 16mm x 80mm x 2133mm x 5Â (4 long lengths + 1 piece x cut for heads)
FAQs
Architrave is a decorative trim fitted around internal doors and windows to cover the gap between the wall and the door lining or frame. As well as creating a neat, professional finish, architrave enhances the overall appearance of a room and complements other interior mouldings such as skirting boards and dado rails.
Solid oak architrave offers durability, strength, and natural beauty. Its hardwood construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the visible oak grain enhances both traditional and modern interior designs.
Yes, solid oak architrave is usually supplied unfinished, making it ideal for custom finishes. You can apply oil, stain, varnish, or paint to match your doors, skirting boards, or overall décor.
Installation involves cutting the architrave to size and fixing it around the door frame using adhesive, pins, or screws. It is commonly installed as a three-piece set (two sides and a head) for a clean, professional finish.
Joinery solid oak architrave is highly versatile and suits modern, traditional, rustic, and period properties. Different profiles, such as bullnose or ogee, allow homeowners to achieve either a minimalist or more decorative look.
Description
- Real American White Oak Veneered Architrave set (Covers both sides of door)
- Pre-finished
- Softwood Core
- Traditional Profile
- 16mm x 80mm x 2133mm x 5Â (4 long lengths + 1 piece x cut for heads)
FAQs
Architrave is a decorative trim fitted around internal doors and windows to cover the gap between the wall and the door lining or frame. As well as creating a neat, professional finish, architrave enhances the overall appearance of a room and complements other interior mouldings such as skirting boards and dado rails.
Solid oak architrave offers durability, strength, and natural beauty. Its hardwood construction ensures long-lasting performance, while the visible oak grain enhances both traditional and modern interior designs.
Yes, solid oak architrave is usually supplied unfinished, making it ideal for custom finishes. You can apply oil, stain, varnish, or paint to match your doors, skirting boards, or overall décor.
Installation involves cutting the architrave to size and fixing it around the door frame using adhesive, pins, or screws. It is commonly installed as a three-piece set (two sides and a head) for a clean, professional finish.
Joinery solid oak architrave is highly versatile and suits modern, traditional, rustic, and period properties. Different profiles, such as bullnose or ogee, allow homeowners to achieve either a minimalist or more decorative look.
