Internal Door / skirting suppliers

motorguy

We're just about to start building a house and hopefully more experienced MSE'ers on here have info and experience they can pass on! We dont necessarily want to go into really flash showrooms and therefore potentially pay through the nose, but we dont want poor quality either!

Therefore can anyone advise where we should be looking for decent internal doors / skirtings?

Golden_Anemone

thedoorworld.com appear to be based in Glasgow and London with mainland UK delivery included in prices. I imagine the cost of delivery to NI would add significantly to cost - as always.

blueberrypie

Four posts from the person promoting thespammydoorworld.com site - and all promoting the same company. Spam reported.

CL

We are finishing a self build at the minute and got our oak internal doors from JB Corry. For the 4 panel oak colonial doors they were £55 each before VAT pre-finished.

Pretani

Clady Timber Co (free delivery)

22 Garvaghy Rd, Portglenone, Ballymena, County Antrim BT44 8EF
Tel: 028 2582 1512

bribrian

Eglantine Timber in Newtownabbey have a great range incl oak, ash & walnut......

blueberrypie

Would the same companies also supply the edging bits you need for laminate floors? We got some laminate flooring from freecycle, but are having trouble finding edging that's even close to the same colour.

bribrian

blueberrypie wrote: »

Would the same companies also supply the edging bits you need for laminate floors? We got some laminate flooring from freecycle, but are having trouble finding edging that's even close to the same colour.

Try Floors2go or B&Q, they stock a good selection of laminate edging pieces...

blueberrypie

bribrian wrote: »

Try Floors2go or B&Q, they stock a good selection of laminate edging pieces...

Have already been to B&Q. Floors2go don't seem to have any stores in NI, and their website doesn't seem to have any edging on it at all.

BOBS

Dunderg building supplies in Coleraine have a good range and not too dear.

dmxdave

bribrian wrote: »

Try Floors2go

Long gone I'm afraid July 2008

“Having reviewed different options for the business, it became clear that it was no longer viable to trade Floors-2-Go in Northern Ireland as a going concern. Accordingly the joint administrators took the decision to close all six stores, resulting in 13 redundancies,” the spokesperson confirmed.