Internal doors

Internal doors hung by CCH Joinery: oak cottage, shaker, glazed panel and painted doors, trimmed to the opening and fitted with hinges, latches and handles.

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White double doors with curved clear glazing and chrome levers, finished with white architrave

How the job is done

Door fitting is the first thing on CCH Joinery’s badge. They hang internal doors in all the usual styles, from oak cottage and shaker doors to white glazed panel doors and painted cottage doors.

Few openings are perfectly square, so each door is trimmed to its own frame rather than to a standard size. It is then hung on hinges, the latch and handles are cut in and fitted, and the door is adjusted until it swings freely, closes cleanly and leaves an even gap all round.

If the frame, lining or architrave is damaged or out of true, we’ll tell you before we start and price putting it right, so the new door isn’t let down by what’s around it. One door or a whole house, the standard is the same.

Joinery by CCH Joinery, our joinery partner

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What’s included

Measuring each opening
Trimming doors to fit the frame
Hanging on hinges, with latches and handles cut in and fitted
Adjusting for an even gap and a clean close
Frame, lining and architrave repairs where needed
Clearing up and removing old doors

Photos of this work

Oak four-panel door with two clear glazed lights and black lever against a mint-green wall
Black grained cottage door with black lever set against bold black floral wallpaper
Rustic oak ledged board door with black T-hinges beside an exposed stone wall

Questions people ask

Can you fit just one door?

Yes. No job is too small, and a single door gets the same care as a whole house.

What styles of door do you fit?

All the usual internal styles, including oak cottage, shaker, glazed panel and painted doors. You can see examples in our gallery.

Do you fit fire doors?

Fire doors are handled by A&P, our fire door team, because they have to be installed to the door’s certification. You can ask for both in the same quote.