Pine doors are extremely versatile, durable, and beautiful to look at. Their versatility makes them ideal in lighter decorated rooms and dark rooms alike, while their durability ensures that they will last a long time. Offering a clean and bright look in any home, the LPD pine door range starts from less than £80.
Pine doors have been a popular choice for homeowners in the UK for decades – and for good reason. Known for their warm natural appearance, lightweight feel, and impressive durability, pine doors are an excellent way to bring a sense of natural charm and character into your home. Whether you live in a modern flat, a traditional country cottage, or a newly built townhouse, a pine door can complement and enhance your space with ease.
At the core of their appeal is their versatility. Pine’s soft, pale colouring blends effortlessly with a wide variety of interior styles and colour schemes, making it suitable for both neutral and more dramatic, richly decorated spaces. This flexibility makes pine doors a popular choice for both interior designers and homeowners seeking a practical yet stylish solution that remains timeless and visually appealing over time.
Natural Beauty Pine has a distinctive, warm tone and a subtle grain pattern that can instantly make a space feel more inviting. Whether you choose to keep it in its natural finish, stain it for a richer look, or paint it to match your décor, pine offers unmatched design flexibility.
Lightweight yet Strong Unlike some heavier hardwoods, pine is relatively light, making it easier to handle, hang, and adjust during installation. Despite being lighter, it is remarkably strong and can withstand everyday use in busy households.
Affordability without Compromise The LPD pine door range starts from less than £80, making it an affordable choice for homeowners who want quality craftsmanship without breaking the bank. This cost-effectiveness makes pine doors ideal for whole-home refurbishments or large renovation projects.
Long-Lasting Performance Pine is naturally durable and, with proper care, will last for decades. A simple routine of occasional cleaning and, if desired, refinishing will keep your doors looking their best for years to come.
Design Options to Suit Every Home
Pine doors are available in a wide variety of designs, from classic panelled styles to modern minimalist looks. The LPD range includes:
Four-Panel and Six-Panel Designs – Ideal for traditional or period-style homes, adding a touch of heritage charm.
Glazed Pine Doors – Perfect for letting light flow between rooms while still maintaining privacy, ideal for living rooms, kitchens, and home offices.
Contemporary Flush Designs – Simple, clean, and perfect for modern interiors where a sleek look is desired.
Unfinished Pine Doors – Giving you complete freedom to stain, varnish, or paint them to suit your personal style.
Perfect for Any Room
The versatility of pine doors means they can be installed almost anywhere in the home:
Living Rooms & Dining Rooms – Create a warm, welcoming atmosphere with the natural tones of pine.
Bedrooms – Pine doors provide privacy and a cosy feel, while still keeping a light, airy look.
Kitchens – Combine with rustic, farmhouse-style interiors or contemporary designs for a versatile finish.
Hallways – Durable enough to handle high traffic and frequent use.
Finishing and Maintenance
One of the best things about pine doors is the ability to customise their finish. They can be:
Left Natural – For a fresh, clean look that showcases the grain.
Stained – To add richness and depth, mimicking the look of more expensive hardwoods.
Painted – For a completely customised look that can change as your décor evolves.
Pine doors require minimal upkeep. Simply dust them regularly and occasionally clean with a damp cloth to remove marks or fingerprints. If you choose a stained or varnished finish, reapplying a protective coat every few years will keep them looking new.
Clear pine interior doors
Pine doors never go out of style thanks to its seemingly timeless appearance. The LPD clear and semi-clear internal pine doors are ideal for tighter budgets. Cheap pine doors don’t compromise on quality or aesthetics, giving you a stunningly beautiful door designed to last a lifetime.
These solid pine doors are excellent as barriers between rooms, ensuring that you can easily close off and open up rooms without issue. However, for darker rooms you may want to allow more natural light in. The LPD glazed pine doors do just that, with the top half of the doors holding glass panels to let natural light flow into the room. With a sturdy design, they prevent any unwanted drafts into the room while still letting light in.
Prices for LPD pine internal doors vary between £79.39 and £87.48, making this range not only affordable but also perfect for modest budgets. You won’t lose any quality at this price and you can rest assured that these doors are solid.
Choosing the solid pine internal door for your home
The classic appearance of a solid pine door with its natural grain means that you’ll get a unique appearance in every door. This beautiful grain not only adds character to your home but also is a charming addition to any room. All of the LPD pine doors available from Door Supplies Online come unfinished so that you can stain and treat them however you desire.
With both half doors and full doors available, you’ll be able to create the entryway you deserve in your home. You can use the half doors to create a folding door and save space. With solid and glazed doors available, you’ll be able to let light into a room or block out light depending on your needs.
Due to the nature of the timber used, we are unable to offer any guarantees against warping, splitting or shrinkage on any knotty pine doors. Got questions about choosing the right pine door for your home? Contact the Door Supplies Online team now. We can offer you honest and professional advice on the right door for you.
Pine Doors FAQs
Yes, pine doors can easily be painted and stained. The natural colour of the wood means that it holds colour easily. In order to get the best finish for your pine door, you should use one coat of primer and one coat of undercoat before you apply the desired top coat to the wood.
Pine doors, like many other types of wooden doors, can warp with the heat. In winter, you may find that the door swells, while in the summer it shrinks. This constant movement can cause the door to change shape. Treating the door can help to prevent this.
White is an excellent colour choice for any door, as it provides a beautiful blank canvas and brightens up a room. Plus, white goes with all types of decor. Painting a pine door white requires you to add a coat of primer and undercoat before you add the paint. Depending on the paint used, you may need to use more than one coat.
Internal pine doors tend to be relatively cheap compared to other types of solid wooden doors. Typically, internal pine doors will cost around £87 for a full door and £79 for a half door, depending on the seller, brand, and other factors.
First, you’ll need a clean paintbrush to apply the varnish. Spread the varnish evenly across the pine door, taking care to keep the coat as even as you can. Once you have done this, you can then use a rag to wipe down any excess and achieve an even coat. When the varnish has been left to dry for 24 hours, you can then varnish the other side. Or you can ask our professional team to do this for you. This is one of the quality services we provide.
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