Security

Our uPVC doors come with a core of galvanized steel, making them extremely difficult to break down but this isn’t the only feature to consider when thinking about security. In addition, we would recommend choosing a door with a multi-point locking system and more importantly, one that meets all the applicable quality standards, including the British Standard PAS 24-1.

Insulation

A well-insulated uPVC door will help improve your home’s energy efficiency, maintain a comfortable indoor environment and act as a noise barrier.

Cost

While uPVC doors may be more expensive than other types of doors, including wooden and metal doors, they actually offer long-term savings. For instance, they do not require much in terms of maintenance apart from a quick wipe down and the occasional oiling of the hinges. They can also improve a home’s energy efficiency, which translates to lower energy bills.

Colour and texture options

White is usually the standard colour for uPVC doors. uPVC doors are also available in a wide range of colours and textures, including woodgrain imitation such as Golden Oak and Rosewood. However, non-standard colour options and textures will increase the cost of your uPVC door.

Glass

There are a variety of glass options available including tinted, clear, decorative (including leaded), stained and safety.

Accessories

A wide range of additional door furniture is available including handles, letter boxes, spy holes and door knockers. A common request is a cat or dog flap be added to the door as customers often choose uPVC for the rear of their properties. These can be fitted to the lower panel if required and various types are available including manual and electronic.

All our uPVC doors include the following features: