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The frame of your front door is an important consideration when deciding on the aesthetics of your new front door. With coloured front door frames, you don't need to be restricted to just a white door frame. uPVC frames can come in up to five colours, including realistic wood grain finish frames. Regardless of which colour you choose for your external door frame, you can be confident that it won't clash with your interior decor, thanks to the white interior colour.
The most common door frame colour is white, but where white does not suit there is also golden oak, cherry wood, white wood grain and black wood grain to choose from. You can match your door frame to your composite door, or even to the existing window and door frames of your home. Whichever colour you choose, you can be sure that your home will have an attractive doorway.
Composite doors are supplied with the door in the door frame, ready for installation. The frame is protected during transit with protective tape, ensuring your frame arrives in good condition and also stays protected during installation.
As well as deciding on frame finish, you need to consider what type of cill and threshold you wish to have. PVC thresholds require a uPVC frame running along the bottom of the door, whereas low aluminium thresholds do not. Low aluminium thresholds offer the advantage of having no frame to step over and good wheelchair accessibility. There is a choice of three cill options - including no cill, a stub cill and a 150mm PVC cill.
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