"The only good thing I can say about this door is that it is constructed out of solid pine and has a good, weighty feel to it.
However, do not buy this door if you wish to remain friends with your diy side:
I know doorways aren't always perfectly square rectangles, but is it really too much to assume that a brand new door is perfectly square?
It became a sick joke, trying to locate at least one proper right angle on this thing, on either half. It arrived skrewed together, so the lack of a 90 degree corner was completely exacerbated - do I modify each half, hoping when its skrewed back together again I can ensure its square, or do I modify the thing as a whole, trying to work around the non-straight split down the middle?
As for the supplied instructions, they may as well have not bothered. Anyone who can successfully hang this thing from the ludicrous couple of diagrams printed on the back of the skrew packet was either cheating or deserves a prize. Mere mortals like me are left to google the door serial number instead to discover Wickes bought the thing from an American supplier who has much better instructions on their website, just with measurements in American units in bold all over it.
Biggest waste of £50 ever. Its hanging now, but it almost found itself flung out of the window too many times to bother mentioning."