Sienna - 4L 4 Lite
*Supplied unfinished and without door furniture.
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Sienna - 4L 4 Lite – Engineered Timber Entrance Door
Suitable for Sheltered Entrances
Door Product
Supplied unfinished and without door furniture.
Exclusive to The Door Shed, the Sienna Range is our own collection of engineered timber entrance doors, offering an alternative to conventional particleboard solid-core doors.
Sienna doors are built using genuine timber components, including finger-jointed timber cores and selected timber layers, combining natural timber character with practical engineered construction.
Door Construction
Engineered timber construction featuring a 34mm finger-jointed Paulownia timber core with Poplar and Okoume veneer layers, together with solid Okoume components around the glazed sections.
Glazed 6mm Etchlite glass, providing natural light while maintaining privacy.
Features
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Finger-jointed Paulownia timber core – not particleboard core
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Genuine timber engineered construction
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6mm translucent glass
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Laminated construction designed to improve dimensional stability
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Contemporary asymmetric four-lite design
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Supplied unfinished and ready for a suitable coating system
Specifications & Sizes
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Nominal sizes: 1980 x 760 / 810 / 860 x 40mm
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Actual width of current stock: 758 / 808 / 858mm
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Glass size: 4 x about 150mm high each
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Door thickness: 40mm
Important Size Note:
Current stock is manufactured approximately 2mm narrower than the nominal door width. Please check the actual door size before preparing the frame or commencing installation.
Finishing, Installation & Maintenance
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The door must be sealed and finished to protect against moisture.
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All six sides, including the top and bottom, must be fully and evenly coated.
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Finish promptly after delivery.
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Any cut edges, lock preparation or hardware preparation must be resealed after machining.
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The door must be installed in a suitably protected entrance location.
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Natural variation in timber grain, colour and appearance is expected and is not considered a defect.