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owl in reply to @hugo7

Thanks for this, that's really useful. I'd really rather not have to fuss with laminating a door myself, and pretty sure the builder isn't going to want to, but it is an option I guess!

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Sheppz in reply to @owl

Find a joinery shop that can laminate thin birch ply to a solid core door. Very common to skin and lip blanks with hardwood veneer. You want the best finish grade ply tho to avoid patches / knots etc

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terlg in reply to @Sheppz

This - two sheets of decent mm birch ply (quite spenny these days) glued/laminated and then cut to your side would do it. i've used balls pond joinery for a few sheets of ply cut up before and they've been pretty good.

(potentially useless recommendation depending where you are)
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owl in reply to @Sheppz

Thanks, will look into it. I don't suppose you have any idea off the top of your head what a door's worth of high quality ply laminate might be likely to set me back? Budget is very much a motivating factor here...