Composite Doors
Q. What is a composite door?
A. Any door can be called a composite door as long as it is made from 2 or 3 different materials. A composite door is manufactured using a CFC free foam core with a through coloured GRP (fibreglass) skin either side. Across the market, composite doors vary in thickness from 35mm to 65mm - but thickness is only one part of the story. This combination ensures exceptional insulation against noise and heat-loss.
A. Any door can be called a composite door as long as it is made from 2 or 3 different materials. A composite door is manufactured using a CFC free foam core with a through coloured GRP (fibreglass) skin either side. Across the market, composite doors vary in thickness from 35mm to 65mm - but thickness is only one part of the story. This combination ensures exceptional insulation against noise and heat-loss.
Options Available
There is no doubt that a composite door has more of a solid feel to it than the equivalent uPVC door. The make-up of the door ensures no cracking or warping will ever take place - and there's no need to ever paint it.
The door are available in white, a choice of woodgrain finishes and a number of coloured woodgrains. As with the uPVC doors and panels, there are various glass options available for each door. Please browse through our gallery below, or download our brochure to see just how striking the entrance to your home could be.
The door are available in white, a choice of woodgrain finishes and a number of coloured woodgrains. As with the uPVC doors and panels, there are various glass options available for each door. Please browse through our gallery below, or download our brochure to see just how striking the entrance to your home could be.
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