Five Panel Glazed Internal Doors

Five Panel Glazed Doors

Five panel glazed doors divide the glass into five lights, giving a detailed, period-style look that is closer to a traditional Georgian door than the cleaner two or three panel designs. The additional divisions add rhythm and character across the door while the glass still shares daylight between rooms, which makes five panel glazed doors a good fit for period homes and interiors that want more classic detailing. This collection sits within the wider glazed doors range, grouped by the number of glazed panels in the door.

The Five Panel Look

With five lights the glass is broken into smaller, more regular panes, which reads as more traditional and more intricate than the open face of a two panel door. It suits a hallway or reception room where the door is meant to be a feature in keeping with a period property. If you want a little less division, a four panel glazed door opens the glass up slightly, while a six panel glazed door takes the classic look a step further.

Glass and Finish

The glazing can be clear for the most light, or frosted and obscure where the room needs privacy. Five panel glazed doors come in a choice of frame finishes, from natural oak to painted whites and greys, so the door can be matched to the rest of the room.

Finishing the Job

Hang a five panel glazed door in a matching frame or lining cut to your wall thickness so it sits flush and swings cleanly, and choose handles and hinges in a finish that suits the period feel, with polished chrome or antique brass tending to work well alongside a traditional glazed door.