Frames, thresholds, strips

Door frame White 92mm HOR M8
In Stock
11.97€ / pc. Ex Tax: 9.65€ / pc.
Height (mm)
2090
Width (mm)
790
Size
8x21
Type
Door frames
Material
Pine

Frequently asked questions about the Frames, thresholds, strips category

What are Frames, thresholds, strips and why do I need them?

Frames, thresholds, strips are finishing and protective door components: frames hold the door leaf in the opening, thresholds seal the floor-to-door junction, and strips (architraves) hide gaps and add a finished look. The category includes wooden, MDF, metal and aluminium options and seals for internal and external doors.

Which frame material should I choose: wood, MDF or metal?

Choose by application: MDF or wooden frames suit internal doors for appearance and ease of fitting; metal frames are recommended for external or security doors for greater strength and durability. The assortment includes melamine-faced MDF, veneered (veneer) and full metal frames.

How to choose frame width 92mm or 121mm?

Choose width based on wall thickness and finishing: 92 mm is common for standard partitions, 121 mm suits thicker walls or where a wider casing is desired. Measure the opening and finished surface so the frame covers the mounting gap.

Which thresholds are suitable for wet rooms and are there waterproof options?

For wet rooms choose aluminium or ALU/PUIT (aluminium/wood composite) thresholds and specialised waterproof profiles. The catalogue includes water-resistant thresholds such as VEEKINDEL ALU/PUIT 25x87x990mm with durable, moisture-protective finishes.

How do MDF architraves differ from veneered and wooden architraves?

MDF architraves are dense fibreboard, usually melamine-faced or painted, offering stability and lower cost. Veneered architraves have a natural wood layer for authentic appearance; solid wood architraves can be sanded and refinished and are typically pricier.

Do I need seals and which seals fit the frames in the catalogue?

Seals reduce drafts and noise; choose rubber or PVC strips compatible with the frame profile. The range includes frames with preformed grooves for seals, e.g. OPUS models with M9 designed for seal installation.

Which architrave should I choose to hide large installation gaps?

To cover large gaps choose wider architraves (around 70–121 mm) or profiles with add-on mouldings. The catalogue offers MDF architraves such as 16x70x5500mm and wider OPUS profiles suited to larger cover requirements.

What threshold sizes are available and which sizes are listed in the catalogue?

Thresholds vary by width and height; the catalogue lists ALU/PUIT thresholds sized 25x87x990mm and typical lengths of 990–1000mm for standard door openings. Choose height to match the doorway and floor covering thickness.

Can the same architraves be used for left and right doors?

Many architraves are universal (straight profile) and fit both left- and right-hand doors. Some profile-specific models are marked for orientation (e.g. VERT right/left or HOR horizontal), so check the product orientation before ordering.

What decorative finishes for architraves does the catalogue offer (melamine, veneer, paint)?

The catalogue offers MDF architraves with melamine faces, veneered architraves with real wood veneer and paintable solid wood architraves. Top items include MDF OPUS 16X42X5500mm Alaska Oak and veneered oak profiles.