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A front door is a security component that happens to be decorative. We name the cylinder, the lock and the hinges on the quote, because that is what decides whether it holds.

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Four kinds of door

Front, back and the garden
A freshly painted red front door with a brass letterplate

Composite entrance

48mm slab with a solid timber core and a moulded GRP skin that never needs painting. Heavier than uPVC, holds its shape in sun, and takes a knock without denting.

Front doors on a lived-in brick terrace

uPVC residential

The sensible choice for back doors, side entrances and utility rooms — with exactly the same lock and cylinder specification as the front. Burglars are not fussy about which door they use.

Wide glazed doors opening from a garden room onto the lawn

Bi-fold

Two to six leaves folding back to one or both sides. Aluminium only — the spans and weight rule out uPVC. Needs a level, load-bearing threshold, which is the part that catches people out on a retrofit.

A living room with wide sliding patio doors onto the garden

Sliding patio

Inline sliding, two to four panels. Better than a bi-fold where floor space is tight, because nothing swings into the room, and the sightlines are cleaner for having fewer stiles.

04Finishes

Eight standard colours, both faces.

The frame can match the slab or stay white on the inside, which is what most people choose so the hallway does not go dark. Anything outside these eight is a special order — possible, but say so at survey rather than after.

Anthracite Grey

Steel Blue

Racing Green

Oxblood

Golden Oak

Pebble Grey

Chalk White

Jet Black

On-screen colours are indicative only. Ask for a physical sample before you commit — screens lie, particularly about greys.

Blue and red doors beside each other on a brick terrace
Six doors, one street, six coloursColour inspiration
Red entrance door with a letterplate
Special order colourAsk at survey

Three components decide whether it holds

Named on every quote

Almost every forced entry through a modern door is a cylinder attack — snapping the barrel with a pair of mole grips, often in under a minute. The slab, the frame and the glass are rarely touched.

So the cylinder is the number that matters, and it is the one most quotes describe only as "high security". Ours says what it is.

ComponentWhat we fitWhat it resists
CylinderTS007 3-star anti-snapSnapping, bumping, drilling, picking
Multipoint lockHook, deadbolt and rollerSpreading the frame, jemmying
HingesThree-way adjustable flagHinge-side attack; adjustable for drop
GlazingToughened, internally beadedBead removal from outside
Whole door setPAS 24 optionA tested attack sequence
Painted front doors on a pastel-coloured terrace
Period frontage, modern lockRetrofit

Worth knowing

A 3-star cylinder retrofits to most existing doors for a fraction of the cost of a new door set. If your current door is otherwise sound, we will tell you that instead of selling you a replacement.

Questions we actually get

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Can I keep my existing keys?

Not with a new door — it arrives with a new cylinder and its own keys. Where you are having several doors done we can key them alike, so one key runs the front, the back and the garage. Mention it at survey; retrofitting it afterwards means buying new cylinders.

My door has dropped and catches. New one?

Usually not. Most composite and uPVC doors sit on three-way adjustable hinges, and a drop of a few millimetres is a twenty-minute adjustment. If the slab itself has bowed, or the frame has moved because the lintel has, that is a different conversation — and we will tell you which it is before quoting anything at all.

Do bi-folds really work in a British winter?

They work, but be honest with yourself about how often they will stand fully open — for most houses it is a handful of weeks a year. A large sliding set, or a fixed picture pane with one opening door, often gives better sightlines, better thermal performance and costs less. We will price both if you want to compare properly.

Is the threshold a trip hazard?

A standard threshold stands about 45mm proud. A low-rise Part M threshold drops that to roughly 15mm, and that is what we fit as standard on a principal entrance. Fully flush thresholds are possible on bi-folds and patio sets, but they need drainage designed into the floor build-up — a decision for the groundworks rather than the glazing.

A good place to start

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