I'm looking for a door...

Its a lovely door. I wonder if a reclamation yard might have one like it? Not that I've ever been to a reclamation yard..

H says he could make that given the time and money.
Frustrating that you can't find someone.

Good thinking MissAdventure

Well, I watch all the 'doing up a house' programmes.
Incidentally I've just looked on eBay, and they have lots of rustic looking oak doors.

www.timberwindows.com

Third pic down, you can request a brochure.
I Googled timber cottage style door.

If you have an E-bay account you can find reclaimed doors there, just restrict your search to within 10 - 25 miles (or however far you at willing to travel) from your post code.

nina; I'm drooling over those doors! My worry is that, because the joiner seems to expect me to find to order the door I might buy one the wrong size!! It's actually for the kitchen; used to be an external door till we had a utility room built, but I still want to keep is as an external door for security. Trouble is, my last dog ate part of the door years ago and I'm scared that when I eventually replace it I'll get another dog and my new door will get eaten, too! I need new doors everywhere but can't decide what style to go for [not very good at making decisions]. The only door I'm certain about is this one. Everything I've done in the house recently I've been unhappy with [colour of carpet I bought; tiles on hall floor which had to be chosen in a hurry aren't quite right etc etc]. Can't make a mistake with the doors, too. I'll never have a cottage now, but feel a cottage style door would lull me into thinking I'm in one. Always feel it's important to not change a house, period wise, but when you live in a 1960's box something has to give.

Is this an online pic or have you spotted it in RL?
If the latter, why not knock on it and ask?
It took lots of visits to salvage/ reclamation yards to find the 9 panelled doors I needed to replace the ghastly things I had when I moved into my Victorian flat but it was worth the hassle.
Good luck!

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This is the current door [with dog chewed area] so a cottage style wouldn't be a similar style. All of our neighbours had the same back door key so if anyone got locked out we could always knock on someones door. I once went into town and forgot I'd left something cooking so phoned up a neighbour and asked him to let himself in and take it out of the oven. As we drove up our street my husband said to me 'why did Roger [the neighbour] just wink at you'

I just had to go outside and look at my door. My house is only 8 years old but my door looks pretty much like that except it is white. It's not made of wood though, it just has the wood look markings on it. Pretty sure it's some kind of plastic!

....I've just realised that it's been like it for nearly 25 years.....#divorcedwomanshouse....if it can't be repaired with gaffer tape it doesn't get repaired!

Eglantine; now suffering from door envy ...

A lot of doors of that style are composite and they're very expensive.

Tegan2 embrace the 1960s, Mid Century Modern is very fashionable!

Expensive eh? Can I quote that when I try to sell

J52.Even when the glass has go a crack right across the middle and it's held together with that patterned sticky stuff you can buy at Homebase? Mind you, I can market the house as having genuine 1960's plywood doors ..

I'm sure 'next door' have a similar door iyswim!
If I remember I will take a look tomorrow. What a pity, I have already posted their Christmas card, I could have inspected it then.

It looks like a Scottish door to me.Is it?
Try a Scottish firm, if so?

Wickes have some that are similar, not quite the same though:
www.wickes.co.uk/Products/Doors+Windows/External-Doors/Front+Back-Doors/External-Timber-Doors/c/1000649?q=%3AtopSellers&show=All&perPage=15

www.theenglishdoorcompany.com/english_door_company/cottage-doors

It was in Alnmouth lemon, so nearly in Scotland. It's so frustrating. I don't want a pattern in the glass; the glass has to be square and I want it in solid pine, not veneer or composite. I've got so many things in the house that are not quite right, so this has to be spot on. the daft thing is that, as it's a kitchen door hardly anyone will ever see it except me. At least I know it's called a 'cottage door', which is a start.

...actually, the window isn't square, is it....

You could go round looking for a door you like, then knock on it and offer them a price for the house

Knowing my luck they'd take the door with them ...

How can people call themselves JOINERS if they can only fit ready-made doors? My DH when he was working made many bespoke doors for customers, but when our own front door needed replaced he ordered a bog standard one from Wicks and trimmed it to fit. I asked why I couldn't have the customised door that I wanted and was told that as I was only a poor joiner's wife, I couldn't afford a bespoke door.