Residential Doors

Doors are an important part of our range of uPVC products. Designs can range from a simple design for a rear door or a more ornate design as a front entrance.

Both glass and panel designed create a wealth of options as well as side screens, midrails or even arched frames.

The locking system used on uPVC doors is Fullex SL-16. The locking system is a multi-bolt and hook lock, incorporating centre deadbolt with hardened steel pins, with top and bottom bolts, as well as 'anti-jemmy' hook lock. The locking system is insurance approved.

A choice of handles are available. Lever handles allow easy access or lever pad handles with key only access from the outside.

Door furniture such as letter plates, doorknockers, spy holes etc are also available in a variety of finishes.

There are various general designs available. Lean to, Victorian and Edwardian are a few in addition to any combination of them. All are available with full height glass or dwarf walls. All vertical windows and doors are manufactured form our Duraflex range with the roofing system manufactured from one of the country's leading roof designers Ultratherm. We give full CAD drawings of your required design. We offer a building service for a complete package or fit from your own builder's work.

All of our conservatories are bespoke.

All glass used, be it single glazing or double glazed units is from the Pilkington's range of glass.

Safety glass is always used where current regulations stipulate it is required.

Georgian grills, leaded light design (rectangular or diamond,), along with coloured leaded effect is specifically designed for your requirements.

Aluminium

White powder coated aluminium inserts, (directly fixed into brickwork & also into new or existing timber frames) is another product that is available.

Often, older period houses, which have substantial and well maintained timbers required existing metal casements to be removed and replaced. A more modern alternative is using aluminium inserts.

Aluminium inserts can also be fitted into new timber frames as well as directly to brick apertures.

Installations are undertaken in traditional hardwood and softwood with all frames being full joinery quality. All joints are mortise and tenon, glued and screwed. All frames are treated with anti-fungicidal and anti-wood boring insects' preservatives.

Brass furniture is included where required to enhance both appearance and quality.