Collection: Farley Doors

Door types

• Panelled - The most popular style, our Farley unfinished & fully finished internal doors are our best sellers! Their versatility to work in a range of interior settings is the reason for this. They work with both contemporary and modern themes.
• Glazed - You’d most commonly find this type of door in living rooms, dining rooms, hallways, or bathrooms (we recommend obscure or decorative glass in the latter space for added privacy).
• Sliding - A sliding Farley door frees up valuable floor space in compact rooms. It’s commonly installed in bathrooms, utility rooms, home offices, and walk-in wardrobes. 

If you click on the above links, hover over the Door Style dropdown, and click Farley, you’ll see what we have in stock.

In addition to the above, we offer pocket and French doors. 

Glazing options

• Clear Glass - Maximises the flow of natural light, connects different spaces, and makes dark, drab buildings feel brighter and more expansive. 
• Decorative Glass - Features patterned or textured designs that add visual interest and is best for hallways and porches.
• Obscure Glass - Blurs or distorts the view through the glass while still allowing natural light to pass through.

Finishes

• Fully Finished - Most of our Farley doors come fully finished. That is to say, they arrive at your door with a coat of lacquer that’s been professionally applied at our factory. They’re ready to hang from the moment they’re delivered — you don’t need to spend any time painting or staining them.
• Unfinished - This is our second most-selected option when it comes to finishes. Our unfinished Farley doors arrive as raw timber, meaning you have the creative freedom to sand, stain, paint, or oil them as you wish.
• Primed - Our primed Farley doors have a factory-applied base coat of white primer and are ready for you to apply your topcoat in your chosen colour.

Colours

Our Farley internal doors come in many different colours, with Oak being by far our most popular. While other styles come and go, oak is timeless. It has a distinct rich grain pattern and warm golden hue that never goes out of fashion. We also offer Farley doors in Black, White, and Grey.

Yes, you can choose from clear, decorative, and obscure glazed Farley doors.

Clear glass maximises the flow of natural light between rooms and is our most popular option. It's ideal for hallways, kitchens, dining rooms, and any space where you want to create an open, connected feel. 

Decorative glass features patterned or textured designs that act as a visual focal point while still letting light through. This type of glazing works in hallways and landings where you want people’s eyes to be drawn to something more distinctive than just plain clear glass.

Obscure glass blurs or distorts the view through the door while allowing natural light to pass through. It's best-suited to bathrooms, bedrooms, and any living space where privacy is essential.

Glazed Farley doors allow more natural light to flow into your home, which will make it feel airier, larger, and more inviting. 

Our glazed Farley doors replace two or more of the five opaque panels with glass panels to allow light to pass through your rooms. Virtually any room in a home will benefit from this light flow, but it’s especially noticeable in areas of the home which would otherwise be dark and dim, such as hallways and landings.

With Farley doors, you can:

• Combine glazed and panelled versions across different rooms, according to each room’s aesthetic. 
• Choose between fully finished or unfinished, depending on how hands-on you want to be with your property renovation. 
• Vary the colour and glazing styles from room to room while still benefitting from a consistent panel design throughout.

You can also rest easy in the knowledge that you have a door which is highly durable and resistant to everyday wear and tear, thanks to its solid engineered wood core construction. These are just some of the reasons our Farley door range is so popular. A Farley door is the perfect blend of stylish and practical.

You can free up valuable floor space in your property with our sliding and pocket Farley internal doors.

Our sliding doors glide horizontally along a track as opposed to swinging on hinges. They are available in both face mounted and top mounted track styles and are most practical for rooms such as bathrooms, en-suites, utility rooms, and home offices, where a swinging door would restrict the usable space.

Our pocket doors take space-saving to the next level by sliding into the wall via a concealed cavity, disappearing from view when open. This option allows you to really open up your living space and make the adjoining spaces seem even more expansive.

Both options are available in oak, and the sliding doors come in glazed versions if you want the space-saving benefit alongside natural light flow.

You need to think carefully about the specific room in which you’re installing your Farley door and how it complements that space. 

If you're fitting a Farley door in a hallway, kitchen, lounge, or dining area and you want to maximise light flow, a glazed Farley door will make all the difference. 

If you’re looking for a Farley door to go in your bedroom, bathroom, or home office and privacy and sound insulation are the priorities, then you need a panelled Farley door. 

Your requirements may be more practical than aesthetic. You may own an HMO or supported accommodation and need a door to go in there. In this instance, you clearly need an FD30 rated fire door that protects the many occupants in your property, some of whom may be particularly vulnerable in the event of a fire.

The finish is another important consideration when selecting your Farley internal door.

Fully finished Farley doors are your best bet if you're managing a renovation to a tight turnaround time, as they save you the time and hassle of painting the door yourself. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a specific type of door that matches the colour scheme of your property or building, a primed or unfinished door gives you that extra degree of creative control.

On that note, the colour of your door and how it fits your wider interior is very important, too. 

• Oak is the natural choice for traditional or rustic spaces. 
• White works in virtually any setting. 
• Grey suits contemporary and Scandinavian-inspired interiors. 
• Black adds a bold, industrial look and feel.

In summary, if you consider how your door fits your room on a practical and visual level, the best finish for your needs, and the colour that most matches your interior, you won’t go far wrong.

It depends on the finish you buy. Primed and unfinished doors can be painted, fully finished doors cannot. See the Finishes section above for more information, or call our customer service team on 01429 241 270 if you have any further questions.

• Sustainability: We are FSC® & PEFC Certified and can deliver to your door using the most eco-friendly route, with our drivers using set routes and postcodes to minimise carbon emissions.
• In-Home Delivery: We’re the only door retailer that offers in-home delivery, and your doors can be carried into a ground-floor room of your choice.
• Fast Shipping: Your doors will be delivered in as little as 48 hours, on a weekday of your choice when placing your order and selecting Express Delivery at the checkout.
• Price Match: We won’t be beaten on price. If you find like-for-like doors for cheaper elsewhere online, we promise to match it or beat the price.
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At Leader Online, we help you create spaces you love without compromising on quality or value. If you have any questions or want to find out more about our internal doors, call our customer service team on 01429 241 270.