Modern composite front doors designed & installed by double glazing experts
Make the entrance to your home the best it can be with a new composite door. Our multi-layered composite doors are of the highest quality and are a worthwhile investment that will last for at least 30 years.
What are composite doors made of?
Our entrance composite doors are made up of a combination of uPVC and timber materials surrounding an insulating core. The exterior is a high impact resistant GRP (Glass reinforced plastic) skin that is practically indistinguishable from timber. This gives you an authentic appearance that is scratch-proof. It also makes maintenance incredibly easy, only needing an occasional wipe down with a damp cloth.
Why choose a replacement composite door?
Composite doors can be up to six times more insulating than pure timber. They are the perfect choice in homes where you struggle with draughts and keeping your home warm. Your home will become energy efficient as the multi-layered door gives added protection against heat escaping, meaning your energy bills will be reduced.
Coloured composite door styles
With a plethora of unique styles, colours and glazing options you can easily customise your front or back door. Whether you’re looking for a grey composite door, red composite door or bespoke coloured composite door, we can design it to your personal tastes. Give your home the sophisticated and attractive entrance it deserves. Hardware is available in a range of colours and styles to allow you to mix traditional with more modern elements.
A secure front and back door solution
The inherent fabrication of composite makes it stronger than any other traditional door material. All of our double glazing is high-performance in terms of its energy rating and longevity. We also offer advanced locking mechanisms to give you added peace of mind that intruders will not be able to force entry into your home.
Installing composite front and backdoors across the south of England
We can install your composite door wherever you are in the south of England including Bristol, Reading, Newbury and beyond.
