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Q:Are the Woodrite timber side hinged doors better than other timber doors?

In short, yes they are. For the basic cedar range offered the timber quality and the finishing is as good as you can get with timber with all sections pretreated before the door is constructed for the very best protection long term.
Woodrite timber doors set out to produce the very best in timber garage doors for both side hinged and up and over ranges and all the skilled staff involved have in the main been involved in timber door manufacturing for many years previously.

The Woodrite side hinged doors are manufactured from either Cedar or Idigbo timber as standard and selected from the very best grades available. The doors are manufactured in traditional joinery methods and are supplied with all necessary hardware and locking as standard from a choice of styles. The recommendation is to always have a factory finish in one of the many colour options. As standard the doors are supplied in a base coat stain for further finishing on site.
The level of details is what sets Woodrite doors apart from others with fine details in the mouldings of the door making all the difference as well as perfectly matched timber sub frames constructed by cladding either a softwood or hardwood timber frame section in cedar to ensure once treated the match is perfect. Standard timber sub frames cannot be made from cedar and are normally redwood or red meranti which do not stain to the same colour a cedar unless completely black.

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