Our composite doors can be supplied to the whole of mainland UK, as well as supplied + fitted by trusted professionals in Glasgow and surrounding areas.
Just take a look at some of the examples below for an idea of the different combinations available.
An overview of the options available:
Whichever colour you choose, your door will always be a green door.
Our composite doors are made with the extrusion of the door frame using a calcium zinc based compound (plus we minimize waste by making these in different sizes) all because it's more eco-friendly than using lead based additives.
Also, the inner rigid foam system of the door is completely and utterly, 100% CFC-free.
It's worth mentioning that many manufacturers of doors made from aluminium, timber, or PVC panels will often struggle to meet the 1.8W/m2K requirement and many do not provide proof.
REDUCING OUR CARBON FOOTPRINT
We always strive to reduce our carbon footprint, and you can rest assured that our doors are made right here in the UK. We also carefully manage the delivery routes we use to cut down on fuel consumption.
BESPOKE ENERGY RATED DOORS
We understand the demand for homes to be energy efficient, and as such, we are proud to be the first to supply an "A" energy rated door.
Using a calculation method verified by the Building Research Establishment and BFRC, our composite doors come with a unique energy rating certificate, which is delivered at the point of order, tailored for your exact door configuration.
All our doors exceed the latest Building Regulations for energy efficiency. In technical terms, all new doors sold and fitted in England and Wales must have a U-value of 1.8W/m2K or better (1.6W/m2K in Scotland).
Our composite doors have been designed to stay fully protected, and keep your home fully protected, in all extreme weather conditions.
The doors are thoroughly tested in a pressurized chamber which simlates wind speeds ranging from 63 - 80 miles an hour - stronger than a hurricane! Further testing involves spraying two litres of water per minute at the door to simulate the effects of heavy rain.
This level of testing should assure you that even through the worst weather conditions, your door and your home will remain safe and sound.
