In Stock
18.40€ / pc.
Ex Tax: 14.84€ / pc.
Height (mm)
2090
Width (mm)
690
Size
7x21
Type
Door frames
Material
MDF
Frequently asked questions about the Door frames category
Door frames — what are they and what types exist?
Door frames are the structural jambs that hold a door leaf; types include solid timber frames, MDF/melamine frames, and frames designed for veneered or prefinished doors. The range includes extensions, casings and kits with rebates and seals to fit various wall thicknesses and door styles.
What sizes do door frames come in and how to choose by opening?
Common frame widths in the range are 55, 68, 92 and 125 mm with horizontal and vertical mounting options; heights correspond to door sizes such as 7x21, 8x21, 9x21. Measure wall thickness and opening dimensions, note the swing direction, and select a frame and extension (dobor) that will cover the reveal.
What's the difference between wooden and MDF/melamine frames?
Solid timber or veneered frames provide natural grain and are easy to sand and stain; MDF/melamine frames offer a smooth, uniform surface, are paint-friendly and generally more budget‑friendly. Choose timber for a premium finish and restoration work, MDF/melamine for consistent painted looks and cost efficiency.
What is a telescopic door frame and who is it suitable for?
A telescopic frame includes adjustable extension strips that expand to match wall thickness without separate extension boards. It’s ideal for renovations and non‑standard wall thicknesses where a neat finish is needed quickly without complex trimming.
Which door frames are suitable for concealed mounting (hidden hinges)?
There are frame profiles designed for concealed hinges, providing a minimalist appearance without visible casings. When selecting, check compatibility with the specific concealed hinge model and the door leaf thickness.
Can I order a door frame made to measure for non-standard sizes?
Yes — there are made‑to‑measure options allowing frames to be produced to specified width and height, including extensions and casings in the chosen finish. Provide exact opening dimensions and finish requirements to ensure the correct material and profile are produced.
Which frame profile is best for an interior door?
For interior doors, 68–92 mm frame widths are common, available as frame constructions or MDF/melamine types, with horizontal or vertical mounting options. If improved acoustic performance is desired, choose a frame that accepts seals.
How to choose a frame for a veneered (spoon) door leaf?
Select a frame designed for veneered doors or a veneered frame (for example oak veneer 615) to match grain and thickness. Check the door manufacturer’s recommendations; 92 mm models are commonly used with veneered leaves.
Are there frames with seals and what difference do they make?
Yes — frames with grooves for seals or pre‑fitted sealing solutions are available; seals improve acoustic and thermal insulation and reduce drafts. Choose sealed frames for bedrooms or rooms where noise and heat retention matter.