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The Warmth of Real Oak, Built to Hold Back Fire
Oak brings a warmth and natural grain that painted doors cannot match, and an oak fire door lets you carry that look through a hallway or landing without giving up on safety. Every door in this range pairs a real oak face with a solid, tested fire-resisting core, so the timber you see is genuine even though the door is built for performance rather than cut from a single plank.
It is one of the material choices within our wider internal fire doors range, sitting alongside white, grey and walnut finishes.
Real oak over a fire-tested core
These are veneered doors, not solid planks: a layer of real oak is bonded over an engineered core that gives the door its strength and its fire rating. That construction is what keeps the face flat and stable over time, and it is standard for oak fire doors across the industry. You get the natural grain of oak on show, with the tested performance built in underneath.
Panelled, flush and glazed
Oak fire doors come in the full spread of styles. Choose crisp panel fire doors for a traditional face, plain flush fire doors for a clean modern look, or glazed fire doors where you want to borrow light into a hallway. Traditional patterns suit period homes, and there is prefinished and unfinished oak depending on whether you want to oil the door yourself.
Rating and fitting
Most oak fire doors are fitted at a 30-minute rating, our FD30 fire doors, with a smaller number of 60-minute doors for higher-risk openings. Whichever you choose, a fire door only performs as a complete doorset, with a fire-rated frame or lining, intumescent seals and fire-rated hinges. Building control or a fire risk assessment will confirm the rating your opening needs.
FAQs
No. Like most fire doors they are veneered: a real oak face is bonded over an engineered core that carries the fire rating and keeps the door flat and stable. The oak you see is genuine, the door just is not cut from a single plank.
Most oak fire doors give 30 minutes of protection, with some offering 60 minutes for higher-risk openings. Building control or a fire risk assessment will confirm the rating your opening needs.
Yes. Glazed oak fire doors use fire-rated glass in a tested design, so you can borrow light into a hallway or landing while keeping the door fully compliant.
Both. Prefinished doors arrive oiled and ready to hang, while unfinished doors let you oil or lacquer them yourself. Use a finish suited to the door and avoid coating the intumescent seals so the rating holds.
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