External Doors

The Pembroke

Six-Panel Georgian Oak Door

A classic six-panel Georgian door with clean lines and balanced proportions.

Front elevation of The Pembroke: a six-panel Georgian door with raised and fielded panels, a lion-head knocker, a centre knob and a letter plate

Six-Panel Georgian Door

Formal, Balanced And Architectural

The Pembroke follows the familiar Georgian six-panel arrangement, and its strength comes from proportion rather than ornament.

It is suited to more formal settings, and sits comfortably on townhouses, country houses and traditionally detailed new homes.

Panel sizes, moulding profiles, door thickness, ironmongery and finish are all developed to suit the property.

CAD drawing of The Pembroke: front elevation with raised and fielded panels and its ironmongery, and the rear elevation

How It Is Made

Panels, Mouldings And Proportion

Once the price is agreed, every door is drawn in CAD for your approval before making begins. These are the details that define The Pembroke.

I

Six Panels

Two short panels at the top sit above two pairs of taller panels, in the arrangement found on many Georgian front doors.

II

Raised And Fielded

Each panel is raised and fielded, so light catches the bevelled edge and gives the door depth.

III

Framed Construction

Stiles, rails and muntins are joined with mortice and tenon joints, allowing the panels to move within the frame.

Door Details

Details Considered Around Every Opening

Each door can be specified around the building, the level of exposure and the way it will be used day to day.

01

Insurance-Approved Locking Options

Insurance-approved locks can be specified around the door design, the security required and the character of the ironmongery.

02

Draught Proofing

Discreet seals are considered with the frame so the door remains practical without losing its traditional appearance.

03

Threshold Bars

Thresholds and weather bars are detailed around the opening, exposure and floor levels.

04

Traditional Ironmongery

Handles, latches, hinges, knockers and escutcheons can be chosen to suit the period and weight of the door.

05

Glazing Options

Where natural light is needed, glass, glazing bars and mouldings are proportioned as part of the whole design.

06

Made-To-Measure Frames

Frames, linings, cills and surrounding joinery can be made with the door for a properly resolved installation.

07

Solid Timber Construction

Doors are built with traditional joinery methods and sections suited to long-term external use.

08

Finishes And Colour

Oak finishes, painted finishes and colour matching can be developed around the building and surrounding joinery.

09

Listed Building Sensitivity

Details can be informed by existing joinery, historic references or conservation requirements where appropriate.

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Classical Restraint

The Pembroke is suited to entrances where the door should feel ordered, permanent and quietly formal.

The Pembroke can be left as oak or painted, depending on the character of the surrounding joinery. To begin, send us photographs of the entrance and the approximate size of the opening.