Panel for front door from 1938

[mobo1968]

Hello
I am going to have two new exterior doors made: These should resemble our existing door as much as possible. I have found a very affordable and skilled custom carpenter. The problem is that the panel we have today seems to be outdated.

Today's door has a 45 mm wide tongue and groove panel with rounded edges and a milled (and rounded) groove in the middle. It's a classic "egnahemsdörr" (at least in Bromma).

The appearance is almost as if 2 cm wide edge strips have been glued/nailed with 2 millimeter gaps on a board. According to my carpenter, tongue and groove lumber is needed.

Where can I find this or something similar?

 

[Eld]

Is it a body panel you're looking for?


I have bought a door from www.designadoors.se with such a panel in oak.

 

[mobo1968]

Body panel was the word, said Bull!! Thanks. Now I know what it's called. Do you know where I can get this?

Best regards, Mårten

 

[Eld]

No, I bought the door with the panel and everything. You could ask Designadoors if they buy the panel from someone or if they make it themselves.

 

[Haagbard]

I googled a bit and it seems there are other things also called "karosseripanel" ???
This isn't what was requested, is it?

(web address is shown in the file names)

 

[morsan]

Googled a bit and it seems there are other things also called "karosseripanel" ???
This is probably not what was requested, right?

(the URL is in the filenames)
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[bild]

The lower one seems to be the requested one? Unfortunately, Abi-trä is in Gbg...
Nacka Trä http://www.nackatra.se/profiler.html claims they have it, but it's smooth like klockestrands

 

[mobo1968]

Thanks!. The lower one might do. I've also found one on my own at Forneby Såg och Hyvleri.
The problem is that the doors will be manufactured in Småland but I'll have to figure out a way to get the panels there.

A thousand thanks!

 

[Haagbard]

I don't think either of them resembles the one "Eld" showed a picture of.........I know exactly what the panel looks like because there was such a door in my childhood home (built in '38) although I was only 12 years old when the door was replaced with a white swedoor. However, I thought it was narrow slats nailed with spaces between them.