Well this is certainly a first for me. Its a grand door faced with a thick walnut veneer which has a full length mirror on the reverse. The mirror has always been there as the beadings all match. It c...

We have at the moment (august 2018) over 30 of these doors which came from the changing room doors of Dalry swimming baths in Edinburgh. They are all about 79.5 inches tall by 29.5 which is pretty clo...

REALLY heavy double doors from the front of a school in Edinburgh. Magnificent things although I can barely lift them. There is some damage where door closers have been fitted, where some mouldings ha...

Apparently these originally came from Jenners in Edinburgh. Lovely things with their original, very handsome brass bolts (alas the handles have disappeared over the years). Mahogany and they had pivot...

A tricky thing to get a decent pic of, but it gives the general idea....

Lovely pair of double doors which originally lead onto a billiard room, though they look like the sort that might have lead into a conservatory. Alas missing the glass but luckily still with their han...

We are currently stripping out the club house of a large golf club and whilst we are trying to re use the lockers, we will have dozens of these locker doors left over. Made from pine and dating to bet...

We have 3 pairs of these at the mo from a lovely old 1860's house up by Dundee. By the time we got the call to view the job, the stripping out had already started, and these were originally part of a ...

Plenty of new doors have come in over the last few weeks, including a few from a handsome Georgian villa in East Lothian where some of the old doors still had their original 200 year old paint finish ...

We have quite a few of these at the moment, from the old 'Anchor Line' building just off George square. Most of them seem to be Beech but there is at least one Oak one amongst them (which has annoyin...

We never really see this, from the new town in Edinburgh where everything is listed, as it should be, unless, perhaps, you have an awful lot of money. These were found while clearing out an old mews c...

About a year ago we cleared out the building where we used to buy a lot of our chemicals in Edinburgh as it had been sold and was to be demolished, but we couldn't take the doors as they were classed ...

We have half a dozen of these tongue and groove doors which came from a Victorian school toilet block. Good vibrant colours and we bought them thinking that being quite small (about 58 inches tall) th...

We've just bought a couple of these old Victorian doors from an old hospital. Not sure quite how easy they are going to be to sell, but sometimes I buy things for the yard just because I like them s...

Someone said that you can buy a new door cheaper than some of ours once, but when you see a door like this? We only get 3 or 4 front doors of this quality a year so there are very few of them about. G...

We have 3 of these at the moment, but as with everything on the website, please phone to check if we still have it as we're only human, and update the site when we get a bit of free time which isn't a...

A good example of what lies beneath. The door with the 2 glass panels we bought from a tired and damp building down in Ayrshire, looking very scabby and with its etched panels painted over, and the do...

We've just finished working in an old police station, dating to the 1920's, and we have a few doors like this, and some solid ones in a similar style. The glass is really lovely and the whole thing ha...

Just a quite pic of some doors and shutters we recently bought from a house up in Dundee. Some of the ear lies ones we've ever had, really heavy pitch pine, massively thick fielded panels and check ou...

pine door head and door surround we got recently from a job up in Dundee. The base blocks are gone, but otherwise its a grand old thing. Sizes to follow....

Terrific doors these, and we have around 30 of them. They came from the old school in Broughty Ferry up Dundee way and would be ideal for front doors. Nice and thick and in a variety of sizes ranging ...

Not our usual style of door but I took them in as I rather liked them, they came from a very grand Edinburgh new town house (the curse of having to replace with fire doors) and the fact that there are...

These really are terrific, and we have about 20 pairs. These all came from a very grand art deco block of houses near Whitecraigs in the south of the city. They are of douglas fir with deeply cut and ...

Good set of doors from a large municipal building. All yellow pine and some of them still have the old writing on the mid-rails saying, for example 'Ladies slipper bath' or Turkish bath' or even 'Sun ...