Oak Architrave

The moulding that frames a doorway and hides the join between frame and wall, in real oak to match your doors. Matching profiles in prefinished and unfinished finishes.

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Frame your doors with matching oak

Oak architrave is the moulding that runs around a door opening, covering the join between the frame and the wall and giving the doorway a clean, finished edge. Matching it to your doors is what makes a room feel properly put together rather than half-done, and because it is real oak the grain and tone sit naturally alongside an oak door instead of drawing a hard line around it. It is one of those details that is barely noticed when it is right and immediately obvious when it is missing.

The range is designed to pair with the doors, so you can carry the same oak through from the door face to the surround. Profiles run from simple, softly rounded modern shapes to deeper, more moulded traditional patterns, which lets you match the architrave to the age and style of the room as well as to the door itself. Prefinished lengths arrive ready to fit, while unfinished oak lets you oil or wax to an exact match on site.

Completing the doorway

Architrave works hand in hand with the rest of the trim. Running matching oak skirting boards along the floor continues the same line around the room, and behind the architrave our oak door linings set the door into the opening to complete it. Together they turn a bare doorway into a finished, cohesive feature.

If you are still choosing doors, the architrave suits the whole oak range, from panelled to flush, so it is worth picking both together. Browse the full oak internal doors range to match your architrave to the doors it will frame.

FAQs

Architrave is the moulding fitted around a door opening. It covers the gap where the door frame meets the wall and gives the doorway a neat, finished edge, as well as a decorative frame for the door.

Matching oak architrave to an oak door gives the most cohesive result, carrying the same grain and tone from the door onto the surround. It is the detail that makes a doorway look deliberately finished.

Both. Prefinished lengths arrive oiled and ready to fit, while unfinished oak lets you match the exact tone of your doors and woodwork on site.

Yes. Matching oak skirting runs the same profile and tone along the floor, so the architrave and skirting work together to tie the whole room together.

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