Internal Door Frames
External Door Frames
Fire Door Frames
Skirting Boards
Door Architrave
Timber Accessories
Sliding Door Track
Decorative Wall Panels
Why Buy Door Frames and Mouldings from Emerald Doors?
Frames, Linings and Casings
Choose internal door linings, external door frames and fire door casings to hang and support your door correctly, whatever the opening.
Architrave and Skirting to Match
Complete the look with matching architrave that covers the joint between frame and wall, and skirting that ties the whole room together.
Oak, White and Hardwood
Frames and mouldings come in real oak veneer, white primed, hardwood and softwood, so they match your doors and decor.
Easy to Fit Kits
Most linings and mouldings are supplied as complete kits ready to assemble, with a double opening simply needing two kits.
Fire Rated Options
Our FD30 fire door linings and casings come with the loose stops and intumescent seals needed to keep a fire door performing correctly.
10 Year Guarantee
Every frame and moulding is backed by our conditional 10-year guarantee against faulty materials or workmanship.
FAQ About Door Frames and Mouldings
What is the difference between a door frame and a door lining?
A door lining is the internal frame that an internal door hangs on, usually a three-sided timber kit. A door frame, or casing, is a sturdier version, often rebated, used for external and fire doors. Both hold and support the door.
How wide are door frames?
For a standard UK internal door lining, the frame adds around 30mm of timber on each side of the opening, so a 762mm door needs an opening roughly 820mm wide. Lining depths also vary with the wall thickness, commonly around 100mm to 133mm. Check each product for exact sizes.
What materials do door frames and mouldings come in?
Frames, linings, architrave and skirting come in real oak veneer, white primed, hardwood and softwood, with MDF used for some mouldings. Choose a material and finish that matches your doors and the rest of the room.
Do frames and mouldings come finished or unfinished?
Both. Prefinished oak and white primed options arrive ready to fit, while unfinished linings and mouldings can be stained, oiled or painted to match your doors after fitting.
What do I need for a fire door frame?
A fire door needs a fire-rated lining or casing, usually FD30, fitted with intumescent seals and the correct stops. Using a standard lining can stop a fire door from meeting its rating, so match a fire door to a fire door frame.
How many kits do I need for a double door opening?
A single opening needs one lining or frame kit and one set of architrave. A double opening, such as for French or double doors, usually needs two kits of each, so order in pairs for wider openings.
Do you supply matching skirting and door accessories?
Yes. We stock skirting boards, timber door accessories and sliding door tracks alongside our frames and mouldings, so you can match everything and get all the parts in one place.