Elevate Your Entryway with Timeless Timber Doors
Discover the epitome of craftsmanship and elegance with our exquisite range of timber doors. Each door is meticulously crafted to bring timeless beauty and unparalleled quality to your home, making a lasting impression from the moment you step through
At Danko Windows & Doors, we believe in the enduring charm and durability of timber. Our doors are not only aesthetically pleasing but also built to withstand the test of time, providing security, insulation, and style to any property. Explore our collection and find the perfect timber door to complement your home's unique character.
Types of Scantlings
Meranti timber, commonly used in doors construction, is a durable tropical hardwood. Originating from Southeast Asia, it's resistant to decay and insects, making it ideal for exterior use. Its smooth appearance and ability to hold finishes well offer customization to suit any style. With its strength and stability, Meranti timber provides high-quality doors that last.
Pine is a popular softwood for doors due to its affordability, workability, and attractive appearance. It's readily available, grows quickly, and is sustainable. While softer than hardwoods, pine is durable and resists decay with proper treatment. Its light color and straight grain allow for versatile finishes, making it a cost-effective choice for both traditional and modern homes.
Timber doors features
Custom Color Options
Choose from the entire RAL catalogue for your perfect door color. Personalize your timber door to complement your home's unique style and aesthetic.
Tailored Mouldings
Select from our comprehensive range of mouldings. Customize your door to seamlessly blend with your home's architectural design, ensuring a cohesive look.
Standard Ironmongery
Enjoy high-quality ironmongery included as standard with every door. Each piece is carefully selected for durability and style.
Personalized Hardware
Customize all ironmongery to suit your preferences. From handles to hinges, we offer options that ensure your door is both functional and aesthetically pleasing
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Can timber shutters be painted or stained to match my existing decor?Yes, timber shutters can be painted or stained to match your existing decor or color scheme. We offer a wide range of paint colors and wood stains to choose from, allowing you to customize your shutters to perfectly complement your interior design.
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What is the lead time for ordering and installing timber shutters?The lead time for ordering and installing timber shutters varies depending on the size of the order and current workload. Typically, it takes between 4 to 6 weeks from the time of order placement to installation. However, we strive to accommodate urgent requests whenever possible.
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Do timber shutters come with a warranty?Yes, all our timber shutters come with a warranty to provide peace of mind to our customers. The warranty coverage may vary depending on the product and terms of purchase. Please contact us for specific details regarding warranty coverage for your timber shutters.
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Are timber shutters energy-efficient?Yes, timber shutters offer excellent insulation properties, helping to regulate indoor temperature and reduce energy costs. By providing an additional barrier against heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, timber shutters can contribute to energy savings and improved comfort in your home.
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Can I install timber shutters myself, or do I need professional installation?While DIY installation is possible for some homeowners, we highly recommend professional installation for optimal results. Our experienced technicians have the skills and expertise to ensure proper measurement, fitting, and installation of your timber shutters, ensuring a perfect fit and long-lasting performance.
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How do I clean and maintain timber shutters?Timber shutters are easy to clean and maintain. Simply dust them regularly with a soft cloth or duster to remove any surface dirt or debris. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth or sponge with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the finish or wood surface.
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