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[tunnie]

Put it in the loft or garage for when you move out

Cost in fuel for the 3.0 on a return trip would be same as a new door, i'll just put it with bins out back if no one wants it in a few days 

[Richie London]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

[Mysteryman]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

You look into windows Richie, not doors.

[Kevin Wood]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

You look into windows Richie, not doors.

Most of us look out of them...    .. and then there are those who lick them.

Kevin

[jereboam]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

You look into windows Richie, not doors.

I really do believe you do look into windows.  Most of the rest of us confine our activities to looking out of them.

[Dishevelled Den]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

You look into windows Richie, not doors.

Most of us look out of them...    .. and then there are those who lick them.

Kevin

Yep, I'd certainly lick one if I had the chance.

[tunnie]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

This door is solid wood, it would burn, so removing it would probably help!

[PhilRich]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

This door is solid wood, it would burn, so removing it would probably help!

Most domestic fire doors are Mark  the difference is they have a Intumescent strip around the door perimeter that holds back the heat & smoke & are designed to last for a good length of time before burning through, that's what Richey meant by checking before ditching the door.

[Mysteryman]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

This door is solid wood, it would burn, so removing it would probably help!

Most domestic fire doors are Mark  the difference is they have a Intumescent strip around the door perimeter that holds back the heat & smoke & are designed to last for a good length of time before burning through, that's what Richey meant by checking before ditching the door.

Indeed Phil. Most internal doors I've worked on are just a honeycomb of cardboard with a millionth of an inch of ply glued to it.

[mantahatch]

If you don't want it put it on the street, will be 'gone in 30 seconds'   

Agree with that, but put a sign on it saying solid wood, a fake phone number and a price of say £30.00. That will gaurantee it will disapear. 

[PhilRich]

i took a door off and got rid of it, it was a pain. as i live in a flat, and all doors must be fire rated if i have a fire i would not be able to claim on the insurance. so if it is one you have taken off look into it before you throw it out

This door is solid wood, it would burn, so removing it would probably help!

Most domestic fire doors are Mark  the difference is they have a Intumescent strip around the door perimeter that holds back the heat & smoke & are designed to last for a good length of time before burning through, that's what Richey meant by checking before ditching the door.

Indeed Phil. Most internal doors I've worked on are just a honeycomb of cardboard with a millionth of an inch of ply glued to it.

Yes STMO, I've bought & fitted a fair few of those in my time. Get the size wrong & after a quick shave with the plane, you've either got nothing to screw the hinges to or else nowt to fit the lock set in!