Doors

Our doors are custom-made to ensure a perfect fit, eliminating draughts and enhancing your home’s energy efficiency. We offer a range of bespoke options, including size, style, material, and hardware, tailored to your preferences. Whether you choose uPVC, Composite, timber, or aluminium, our doors are provided as complete door sets, pre-assembled with all locks and hardware, and include the cost of installation. With no standard price list, the cost of your double-glazed door will vary based on your selected options, ensuring you get the best value and fit for your home.

Our double-glazed doors offer exceptional security, combining advanced materials and technology to protect your home. With a robust 5mm GRP skin, a Yale Mantis multipoint locking system, and a reinforcing aluminium ‘U’ rail, these doors are designed to withstand forced entry. For added security, they feature high-security Ultion cylinders, with the option to upgrade to PAS24 and Secured by Design specifications.

Our Yale Mantis cylinder locks are engineered with a sacrificial cut, ensuring only the tip snaps off if tampered with, leaving the core inaccessible. Additionally, our doors are made to measure, aligning perfectly with all security components, and are BSI security standards approved.

Double-glazed doors are a long-term investment, with a lifespan of around 30 years or more, depending on the material and maintenance. Our Aluminium and Composite doors can last over 30 years with proper care. Our White uPVC doors, accredited by the BBA, can last up to 35 years with regular maintenance. Wooden doors, when well-maintained, can last a lifetime, and our wooden doors come with a 30-year guarantee against rot and fungal attack.

Whether uPVC doors are better than composite doors depends on your specific needs and preferences. uPVC doors are generally more cost-effective, require minimal maintenance, and offer excellent energy efficiency. However, composite doors provide superior strength, durability, and a more authentic wood-like appearance, along with enhanced security features. While uPVC doors are great for budget-conscious homeowners, composite doors are often chosen for their longevity and premium finish. Ultimately, the best choice depends on what factors—cost, appearance, security, or durability—are most important to you.