Flush Interior Door
A flat door leaf that sits flush with the wall line rather than on top of it.
Product range
Interior Doors & Wall Panels
Doors and wall lining are where a build either looks resolved or looks assembled. We supply the leaf, the frame, the architrave and the panelling as one set from the same batch, with every notch for services cut at the plant.
What buyers ask
Where the questions usually land in this range
- Will the door leaf finish flush with the plasterboard?
- How do you handle power points in the middle of a panelled wall?
- Can a concealed door be adjusted after the floor is laid?
- What happens if the wall is out of square by 15 mm?
Specification baseline
- Door leaf
- 40–45 mm solid core or honeycomb
- Height
- 2040 mm standard, up to 2700 mm
- Panels
- Veneer, laminate, fluted, slatted, 5–18 mm
- Frame
- Rebated to your plaster thickness
- Fire / wet
- Requirements to be confirmed before order
These are our default positions. Where a project specifies otherwise, note it in the enquiry and we will set out to your specification.
How we approach this range
Flush means flush
The frame rebate is drawn to your plasterboard thickness, so the leaf finishes on the paint line rather than standing proud of it.
Notched at the plant
Power, switches and door frames are cut on our line. On-site notching of a finished veneer is where panels get ruined.
Adjustable after settlement
Concealed frames stay adjustable in three directions after the flooring is laid, so settlement does not leave a visible gap.
Configurations
The configurations in this range
Each entry states the door profile, carcass board, edge treatment and hardware we would specify by default, so you can compare it against your own drawings first.
Timber Wall Panelling
Wall lining, door reveals and joinery in one continuous timber language.
Concealed Door System
Doors that disappear into the joinery line — including the storeroom you did not want to see.
This range in place
Frequently asked
- Can you match a door I have already bought?
- Send a sample or the supplier and profile name. We will tell you honestly whether we can match it or whether you should buy the rest from the same place — a near miss is worse than a deliberate contrast.
- Who installs the panelling?
- Your local carpenter or shopfitter. We supply a batten layout and a numbered panel schedule so the wall runs true before the panels go up.
Other ranges
- Custom Kitchen CabinetsBuilt to your drawings, not to a fixed catalogue.
- Wardrobes & ClosetsLaid out from what you actually own.
- Bathroom VanitiesBuilt for a wet room, not adapted from a dry one.
- Whole-Home CabinetsEvery cabinet in the house, drawn as one system.
- Living, Study & Laundry JoineryThe rooms that get forgotten in the budget and used every day.