Internal doors · Swords

Internal Doors Supplied and Fitted in Swords

Replacing internal doors in Swords? East Coast Doors travels from Julianstown to measure, supply and fit with our own team. Start with a free home measure and a no-obligation quote, whether it is one door or the whole house.

Free measuring

Supply & fit

Own fitting team

No-obligation quote

Real Swords door styles, supplied and fitted

Browse real fitted doors and compare panel layouts, glazing, finishes and handles before arranging a measure.

Extensions and attic conversions in Swords often need careful door measurements

Swords has older estates, extended homes and newer schemes. If a room has been altered or the attic converted, door size and fire-safety requirements may differ from a straightforward like-for-like replacement. We check the opening and discuss the specification before an order is placed.

What if my Swords home has been extended or the attic converted?

Extensions, attic conversions and older layouts can leave unusual openings. Where fire performance is required, the correct certified door set and compatible components must be specified. Ask your designer or building control officer what the layout requires before ordering.

“Do attic conversions need fire doors?”
Some layouts do. Confirm the requirement with your designer or building control officer before choosing the door set.

“Can I keep the existing frame?”
Possibly. We assess condition and alignment at the measure, while any fire-door requirement must also be taken into account.

“Will the quote cover fire-door components?”
The specification depends on the required door set. Share the requirement before ordering so the agreed scope can be confirmed.

“Can a standard-looking door replace a fire door?”
Do not assume so. Fire performance depends on the certified door set and compatible components, not appearance alone.

From the first measure to the finished door in Swords

For Swords homes, measuring, checking the frame and confirming any fire-door requirements early helps avoid ordering the wrong door or missing a required component.

Tell us what you need

Tell us which rooms are being changed and whether the work involves an extension, attic conversion, apartment or ordinary like-for-like replacement.

Free home measure

We measure each opening and check the frame. If a fire-rated door is required, share the specification or advice from your designer before the order is placed.

Choose the doors

Compare white, oak, white oak, glazed, slate grey and Shaker styles. For an attic conversion or apartment, confirm fire-door requirements before selecting a style.

Supply, fit & finish

Our fitting team installs the agreed door set and hardware, checks alignment and closing action, and tidies the work area after fitting.

Compare fitted door styles before booking in Swords

Compare panel layouts, glazing and finishes. For converted spaces, consider privacy and the door specification as well as appearance.

What does internal door supply and fitting in Swords include?

A door leaf is only part of the job. We confirm the frame, liners, architraves and hardware, and any required fire-door specification, before the order is placed.

Door set

Select a door that matches the room and any confirmed specification.

Measure

We measure on site and check the frame before ordering.

Frame / liners

Frame compatibility matters, particularly where a certified door set is specified.

Architraves

We confirm the agreed architrave and frame requirements.

Handles, locks & hinges

Hardware must match the chosen door and agreed specification.

Professional fitting

Our own fitting team installs the agreed door set and checks the result.

Which internal doors could suit your Swords home?

Choose by room use, light and privacy. In an extended home or attic conversion, appearance matters, but so does confirming the right specification for each opening.

White internal doors

A versatile choice for bedrooms, hallways and renovated interiors where you want a bright, consistent finish. Compare our white internal doors.

Oak & white oak

Oak and white oak bring warmth to living spaces. Check the finish against floors and furniture before choosing a set, using our oak range.

Glazed internal doors

Glazed doors help share light between rooms, but privacy and the required specification should guide where they are used. Browse glazed internal doors.

Slate grey

Slate grey can create contrast in renovated homes and newer interiors. See the slate grey range.

Shaker styles

Shaker panels work across older estates, extensions and modern homes. Compare our Shaker door styles.

Fire-door requirements

Attic conversions, apartments and duplexes may require certified fire doors. Confirm the requirement with your designer or building control officer, then read our fire doors guide.

Attic conversions and extensions in Swords: check the door specification first

Swords had 40,776 residents in Census 2022, according to the CSO results. Fingal County Council has also reported new homes on Seatown Road in the town. Across older estates, extensions and attic conversions, the important point is to confirm the opening and any fire-door requirement before ordering. Ask your designer or building control officer for the specification where the layout has changed.

Attic conversion

Ask your designer or building control officer which doors must be fire rated for the layout before choosing replacements.

Certified door set

Fire performance depends on the specified door set and compatible components, not just a door that looks substantial.

Apartments and duplexes

Check the building’s fire-safety documents before changing any door that may have a fire-safety role.

Older or altered openings

Extensions and older layouts can leave openings out of square. We measure and assess the frame before supply.

Sound and privacy

For bedrooms or shift workers, consider how much sound separation you need as well as whether glazing suits the room.

Share the specification early

If you have drawings or written fire-door guidance, share the details before ordering so the scope can be confirmed.

Replacing one door is different from changing doors throughout a Swords home.

A Swords project may involve one door, several rooms or doors affected by an extension. Confirm the opening and any fire-door requirements before planning the full job.

One or two doors

A single replacement still starts with checking the opening and specification.

Several rooms

Coordinate ordinary doors and any specified fire-rated doors.

Full-house package

Plan the door count, finish and any special requirements together.

Six things to check before ordering doors in Swords

These checks matter in every replacement, and especially where an extension, attic conversion or fire-door requirement changes the specification.

Has the house been extended or converted?

Extensions and attic conversions can change opening sizes and fire-safety requirements. Tell us what work has been done before the measure.

Which doors need to be fire rated?

Confirm fire-door requirements first. Then consider glazing and style within the specification approved for the opening.

One door or a wider renovation?

Plan doors affected by the extension alongside the existing rooms if you want the final finish to feel consistent.

What hardware is required?

Handles, hinges, latches and locks should match the chosen door and the agreed specification, including any requirements for a certified door set.

Who confirms the fire-door specification?

Your designer or building control officer should confirm the fire-safety requirement; we can then discuss supplying and fitting the specified door set.

What should be checked after fitting?

Check alignment, closing action, the agreed components and clean-up. For fire doors, follow the relevant specification and professional advice.

Replacing several doors in Swords? Plan the specification first.

List every opening and note any extension, attic conversion, apartment or duplex requirements. Include any fire-door guidance you have received before ordering.

A measured door plan for the whole Swords home.

If the job includes fire doors, resolve the required specification first; then plan the remaining styles, hardware and fitting as one coordinated project.

Confirm fire-door requirements
Get the specification before selecting a replacement door.

Room-by-room specification
Separate ordinary doors from any required fire-rated doors.

Frame and hardware check
Confirm compatibility with the required door set.

One clear fitting plan
Confirm the agreed components and installation requirements.

Looking for door fitters in Swords?

East Coast Doors is based in Julianstown, Co. Meath, and works across North Dublin. Share your Swords Eircode and whether the job involves an ordinary replacement, extension or attic conversion so we can confirm availability.

Need a measure?

Arrange a free measure and share any fire-door specification.

Already chosen a style?

Tell us which rooms are changing and what specification applies.

Not sure on style?

Compare styles after confirming any required door specification.

What homeowners value after door fitting

When replacing doors in an older home or converted space, homeowners value accurate measuring, clear communication and a tidy finish. The feedback shown here is general customer feedback, not a claim that each review came from Swords.

“The nicest doors I ever seen” — and the customer specifically praised the fitters for being in and out and cleaning up well.

Louise Byrne · customer review

“The nicest doors I ever seen” — and the customer specifically praised the fitters for being in and out and cleaning up well.

Louise Byrne · customer review

Another customer highlighted the doors, architraves, first measurements and the way the team walked them through the options.

Verified customer feedback

Why Swords homeowners choose a measured supply-and-fit service

The right job starts with a measured opening and a confirmed specification. If fire-rated doors are required, settle that detail before ordering rather than choosing on appearance alone.

One team from measure to clean-up

Our own fitting team installs the doors we supply, keeping the measuring, product and fitting stages connected.

Measured before supply

Each opening is checked before the order is finalised, rather than relying on the old door as a size guide.

The finish matters

We check alignment and closing action and tidy the work area after the agreed installation.

North Dublin coverage

We are based in Julianstown, Co. Meath, and can confirm availability for Swords and nearby North Dublin addresses.

One replacement or a coordinated renovation

From one replacement to a wider renovation, plan the quantity, finish and any special door requirements together.

Advice before the order

If a door requirement is unclear, especially for a converted space, get the specification confirmed before ordering.

Internal door supply & fitting in Swords and North Dublin

We work across North Dublin and can confirm availability for Swords, Malahide, Balbriggan, Skerries, Portmarnock, Donabate, Lusk, Rush, Kinsealy, Blanchardstown and Finglas. If your project involves a converted attic or apartment, read our fire door regulations guide and North Dublin door fitting page.

Swords

Malahide

Balbriggan

Skerries

Ashbourne

Blanchardstown

Finglas

Portmarnock

Donabate

Lusk

Rush

Kinsealy

Your internal door questions, answered

Questions Swords homeowners usually ask

Do you supply and fit internal doors in Swords?

Yes. East Coast Doors is based in Julianstown and works across North Dublin. Send your Swords Eircode and project details so we can confirm fitting availability.

Do attic conversions need fire doors?

Requirements depend on the building and layout. Confirm the specification with your designer or building control officer first, then we can discuss the appropriate certified door set.

Can you replace doors in an older Swords townhouse?

Yes, subject to confirming the address and project. Older openings can be uneven, so we measure on site and check the frame before ordering.

Can an existing frame be kept?

It depends on condition, alignment and the new door specification. If fire performance is required, compatibility with the specified door set also matters.

Is the home measure free in Swords?

Yes. We offer a free home measure and a no-obligation quote. Ask for the agreed specification to be set out clearly.

How much does internal door fitting cost in Swords?

The quote depends on door style and quantity, frame condition, hardware and fitting requirements. Request a quote based on your actual openings.

Do you work in apartments and duplexes?

We can discuss the project. Check the building’s fire-safety requirements first, as some doors may need to be fire rated.

Can you replace just one internal door?

Yes. Tell us which door you want to replace and whether the frame is staying. We will check the opening before supply.

Do you offer a full-house door package?

Yes. A room-by-room measure establishes the quantity and specification so the job can be planned as one coordinated project.

Can I see doors before ordering?

Yes. Our Co. Meath showroom is open by appointment Monday to Saturday, and the online gallery shows fitted examples.

Get your Swords door specification right before ordering

Tell us your Swords address, how many doors you need and whether the work involves an extension, attic conversion or standard replacement. We will confirm availability and explain the next step with a free home measure and a no-obligation quote.