Replacement Front Doors

If you are looking for a new replacement door for your home and you are fed up of the usual quality of uPVC doors, composite doors are the solution you have been looking for. uPVC doors have so many defects, it is amazing they are as popular as they are. One reason for their popularity is definitely their low cost. uPVC doors are often used in new builds, as a cheap way to match the uPVC windows. Although PVC doors are energy efficient when they are first installed, this efficiency is often reduced over time as the door begins to wear and change from usage and seasonal changes. These changes cause the front door to swell and become stuck in the door frame, or to warp and cause gaps where draughts occur. As PVCu doors are already flimsy, sticking doors can cause many issues for the user. Doors with so many issues are a blatant security risk, and often one that attackers take advantage of. With two out of three burglars gaining access through the front door of a home, it is not unfair to assume that a high percentage of these front doors were uPVC.
With composite doors, you can eliminate all of these issues, without spending large amounts of money. Due to the construction, composite doors have few faults. Because they are unaffected by seasonal heat changes, and sturdy enough that day to day wear and tear has little impact, they don't swell, stick or cause draughts. So, what are composite doors made from? Composite doors can be made from different materials, but our composite doors are made from a tough fibreglass skin, which has the appearance of wood, a reinforced frame and thermal foam core. When combined, these materials create a tough and sturdy door that has a high resistance to damage, offering a superior level of security to uPVC doors.

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