Composite Doors in Hampshire, Surrey, Berkshire & South-West London

Take advantage of energy-efficient, low maintenance composite door design

Our composite doors feature a double rebate system, which creates an additional draught seal internally. By effectively keeping out draughts, your home can stay warmer without so much aid from your central heating system. Not only does this mean that homes are more comfortable but you should see a noticeable reduction in your energy bill too.

Every single one of our composite door options can achieve an energy rating of ‘A’, which makes them some of the most efficient. However, as is the case with our other door options, they require very little maintenance to keep them looking and performing their best.

Leading security levels for your home

In terms of security, there really is very little that can compete with our composite doors. For starters, they are secured at multiple points around the door frames, plus they are equipped with Kitemarked cylinder locks. If opting for any areas of glazing in the door design, the glass in use is also toughened and fitted between a raised moulding to secure it into place.

The cylinder locks we use have even been approved by Secured by Design, which is a security initiative led by the UK Police. With such a wealth of impressive security features in place, you can rest assured that the security of your home is never in doubt when opting for one of our composite doors.

What are composite doors made of?

Pioneering composite door design takes into consideration the typical defects often found in doors that use one material. Each material used to manufacture a composite door is used for a particular benefit, which makes the composite door the most secure and robust entrance door currently available. Our composite doors utilise low maintenance uPVC, a dense foam core, a scratch-resistant GRP skin, and secured by design locking systems.

Modern & traditional composite doors

Composite doors are extremely versatile, they can be designed to look modern or as traditional as you please. Composite doors can be engraved with all the intricate details of a Victorian-style door or you can keep it simple and have minimalistic stylings.  They also come in a plethora of colours…

Traditional colours

If you are looking for a 1930s inspired composite door, Chartwell Green is a perfect colour to achieve the desired aesthetic. The green hue transports us to the British countryside and creates a calm and quaint character. We also have woodgrain finishes available, so if you are looking for an oak composite door, we have Golden Oak, Irish Oak, and Rosewood available!

Modern colours

With the rise of Scandinavian design, modern architecture has become minimalistic and industrial looking, which is why grey and black are the most popular colours for windows and doors for contemporary homes. A grey composite door is more of a subtle feature, though if you are looking for a striking focal point, black composite doors are perfect. Pair your modern composite door with a chic T bar handle and minimal door furniture for a completely modern look.

Do you need a new frame with a composite door?

Whether or not you need a new frame with a composite door will depend on the condition of your existing frame. In some cases, a composite door can be fitted into an existing frame, which can help to keep costs down and make the installation process faster and easier. However, if your existing frame is damaged, warped, or poorly insulated, it may be necessary to replace it at the same time as installing a new composite door.

Is a composite door better than a uPVC door?

Both composite and uPVC doors have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, and the better option for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences.

Composite doors are typically considered to be a more durable and higher-quality option, as they are made from a combination of materials that work together to provide strength, insulation, and security. They are also available in a wider range of styles and colors than uPVC doors, and can be customized to match the look of your home.