Internal doors with replaceable glass

[thenortherner]

I'm looking to replace some internal doors with some composite types which have glazed panels, not too dissimilar to the below.

I'm wanting to spend no more than £250 a door ideally. The finish is unimportant as they'll be painted white. The idea is the original glass would be replaced with coloured glass panels.

The issue is I'm told that often doors in this price bracket have glass sandwiched between the wood panels meaning the glass can't actually be replaced, and the beading is nothing more than decorative, i.e. it doesn't actually hold the glass in place.

Would anyone know of a mainstream supplier who supplies doors in the price bracket where the glass is actually replaceable and not sandwiched in place?

Thank you

[Mumble]

Nice doors, be about 80 pound each to fit

[Huzzah]

Have you thought about transparent window film?

[thenortherner]

Huzzah said:

Have you thought about transparent window film?

Thanks. Yes, thought about it, but heart set on the real deal.

[wolfracesonic]

Any good? Ready to glaze door

[thenortherner]

wolfracesonic said:

Any good? Ready to glaze door

Thank you. Appreciated. Found their site last week and ruled them out unfortunately.

https://www.reviewcentre.com/websites/online-shops...

[onloop]

wolfracesonic said:

Any good? Ready to glaze door

@wolfracesonic Unrelated but any chance you could PM please.

[DonkeyApple]

Call Fine Doors in Essex. They've become my go to company because they're so pleasant to deal with. The certainly supply some doors unglazed so they may have an internal London 4 panel that works for you.