Internal glazed doors

Deladuro

After hours and hours of searching we have had no luck finding an internal glazed door of the dimensions we need.
Does anyone out there know where we might find a selection of 2032x813x44 doors?

Doozergirl

First door I looked at:
http://www.howdens.com/product-range/doors-joinery-collection/internal-doors/softwood-doors/4-panel-clear-pine-2-light-glazed/

It doesn't say how deep the door is but doors are a pretty standard depth and I presume that 44mm isn't imperative...

Or is it Fire Door at 44mm? Do you need it for building regs? I don't think you'll find one that's glazed unless you spent a mega fortune on specially treated glass (if it exists) - normal glass would just pop, in which case it won't be a fire door!

Doozergirl

Okay, it's not that hard, I don't know where you're looking...
http://www.wickes.co.uk/newquay-hemlock-glazed-door-2032x813mm/invt/165903/

Fire doors:
http://www.idealdoors.co.uk/fire-doors-c19.html

Deladuro

Thanks Doozergirl.
I should have been a bit more specific in my original post (difficult to concentrate with a 3 yr old dangling round my neck).

I have found these during our search - but it's not exactly a selection - unless you count 'take it or leave it' as a choice.

Appreciate the help, though. Looks like I haven't missed any really obvious avenues.

I really hadn't appreciated that finding a plain clear-glaze door would be so awkward.

ic

http://www.distinctivedoors.co.uk/variations/1971-derwent-glazed-35-thick-80-x-32?referer=google_merchants
http://www.doorsuppliesonline.co.uk/Interior-Doors/XL-Joinery-Interior-Doors/Internal-Oak/XL-Oak-Pattern-10-Clear-Glazed-2032x813mm/prod_1224.html
http://www.doorsuppliesonline.co.uk/Interior-Doors/XL-Joinery-Interior-Doors/Internal-Oak/XL-Oak-Pattern-10-Clear-Glazed-2032x813mm/prod_1224.html

They all look to be 35mm thick, which I think is standard. (try sticking "2032 door interior clear" into google for more...)

Deladuro

Thanks ic.
I'm told I need at least 40mm to fit the existing door frame - so that it doesn't look too odd and standards/stops don't need re-doing.

Just one of the delights of buying an older property I guess.....