Oak Internal Doors with Glass

More about the Oak Internal Doors with Glass Collection

Oak has long been a popular choice with home owners when purchasing new doors for their home, due to several factors. Oak wood is characterized by a distinct grain pattern, warm colours and an overall visually pleasing appearance. Its natural beauty blends well with a variety of interior design styles, from traditional to contemporary. Not only that, oak is an incredibly strong and durable hardwood. It's resistant to wear and tear, which makes it ideal for high-traffic areas and long-lasting doors. This durability ensures that oak doors maintain their appeal.

Why Choose Oak For An Internal Door?

The variety of oak species, such as red oak, white oak, and European oak, offers a range of colours and grain patterns, allowing for diverse design options when selecting internal doors. This versatility makes it easy to find an oak door that complements any interior design. It adds a touch of warmth to any room, creating an inviting atmosphere that never goes out of style. Some of our best selling doors, like the Mexicano Oak 6 Light, are simple in their design with their wooden panels and 6 panes of glass, meaning they'll be at home in a new build property or a country cottage.

Other benefits of oak include:

Easy maintenance

Oak is relatively low maintenance compared to other wood types. It can be easily cleaned and refinished, contributing to its long-lasting appeal. We have oak doors with glazing in both fully finished and unfinished options. Our prefinished doors mean you can just receive your order and install with limited fuss. With our unfinished glazed doors, you can spend some time customising and finishing the doors to your requirements - whether it be with a stain or paint. We have created a complete guide to painting your doors to help you along the way.

Sustainability

Oak is a sustainable and eco-friendly material, as it can be sourced from responsibly managed forests. This makes it an attractive option for environmentally conscious consumers who want to invest in a product with a lower ecological impact.

ISEO Oak Pattern 10 Clear Glazed - Prefinished Internal Doors: American white oak veneer with toughened safety glass

A Classic Combination of Oak and Glass

Glass panels in internal doors allow natural light to flow freely between rooms, creating a brighter and more open living environment. This not only enhances the overall ambiance but can also contribute to energy savings, as it reduces the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours. As well as light benefits, a door like the Lincoln Glazed, which has large vertical glass panels, can provide increased visibility between rooms, allowing you to keep an eye on adjoining spaces. This can be particularly useful in homes with children, as it enables parents to monitor their kids activities while maintaining a certain level of separation.

The transparency of glass doors creates an illusion of a larger and more connected living space. By visually connecting rooms, oak doors with glass can make smaller areas appear more expansive and open, contributing to a more comfortable and inviting environment. This technique is often used in a hallways and saves on using false lighting to create an inviting entrance.

Oak Internal Door Glazing Options

Clear Glass

Clear glass allows the maximum amount of natural light to pass through your home, brightening up interior spaces and creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Due to this unobstructed view between rooms, oak doors with clear glass can foster a sense of connection and openness within the home. Clear glass complements various interior design styles and works well with both traditional and contemporary oak door designs.

Frosted Glass

Frosted glass obscures visibility, providing an increased level of privacy between rooms without compromising natural light. This makes it ideal for spaces like offices or even bedrooms, where privacy is a priority. The forsting diffuses natural light, creating a softer illumination within a room. We have a perfect example of this in our Modern 7 Panel Glazed Doors, where the thin strip of frosted glass can contribute to a calming and cozy atmosphere. Lastly, choosing frosted glass in your oak doors will mean minimal maintenance compared to clear glass options as it is less likely to show fingerprints, smudges, or streaks, making it easier to maintain and keep clean.

Patterned / Decorative Glass

Patterned glass adds a distinctive design element to oak internal doors, offering a variety of patterns and textures to choose from. This allows homeowners to personalize their doors according to their taste. Decorative glass can strike a balance between privacy and natural light transmission, depending on the chosen pattern. Some designs may offer more visibility, while others provide greater privacy, giving homeowners the flexibility to choose what suits their needs best. The patterns and textures of patterned glass can create intriguing light effects within a room, adding an extra layer of visual interest to the space, none more so than Malton Oak Glazed Doors, with their smoked ABE glass. This door creates a fantastic pattern when light passes through.

Shaker 1 Light Prefinished Oak Door
Glazing: Clear Glass

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Mexicano Half Light Frosted
Glazing: Frosted Glass with Clear Lines

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Oregon Mackintosh 2L Oak
Glazing: Decorative Glass

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Fire Rated Oak Glazed Doors

Amongst our range of glazed oak internal doors, you'll find many of our doors have 44mm fire rated options. A fire-rated door is a specially designed and constructed door that serves as a barrier to help prevent the spread of fire and smoke within a building. Here at Vivid Doors, we have oak internal doors in both 44mm (FD30) and 54mm (FD60), so you can choose a level of protection which suits your environment - making them a great choice for residential and commercial properties. Furthermore we have a full range of oak fire doors without glazing, if you are looking to match doors throughout your home or commercial premises.