Internal doors supplied and fitted in Conwy

Homes inside and near the town walls

Conwy’s castle and town walls are part of a World Heritage Site, and much of the old town is a conservation area with listed buildings. If your home is listed, changing original internal doors can need listed building consent – check with Conwy County Borough Council before you choose replacements. We cannot advise on consent, but we can price doors that suit a period interior.

Openings in older stone houses are often smaller than today’s standard sizes and may be out of square. Your photos help us spot this early, and every size is checked before a door is ordered.

Deganwy and Llandudno Junction

Larger Victorian and Edwardian houses in Deganwy can have taller doors than modern standard sizes; taller doors usually need three hinges rather than two. Newer homes around Llandudno Junction more often have standard-size doors, which keeps replacement simple and fitted prices predictable.

Choosing a style

Four-panel and cottage-style doors suit many older Conwy homes, while shaker and oak doors work in almost any house. You can compare styles with fitted prices before you decide.

How it works in Conwy

1. Browse our doors and choose your door style and handle, then how many in that style – no account needed to look.
2. Ready to order? Open your free account with your first name and email.
3. Get your measuring sheet – print it, or we’ll post you one free.
4. Scan and send from your phone: scan the QR code on your measuring sheet, then measure each door with our guided steps (photo optional). Your sizes go straight to your account. How to measure
5. Press Submit and see your fully fitted price straight away. Happy with it? Request a fitting date (Monday to Saturday, or ask for a Sunday) and we’ll confirm it with you. Nothing is charged online yet.

Rather talk it through? Request a callback.