Composite Doors

Built to outlast a traditional timber door

Every composite door we install is built around a 48mm solid engineered core — either a high-density foam or an FSC-certified timber composite — wrapped in a woodgrain-effect GRP skin that never needs painting or planing. The result is a door that is more secure, better insulated and lower maintenance than a traditional timber front door, without losing the look.

Insulation

A solid core, not a hollow shell

The 48mm engineered core is bonded directly to the GRP skin with no air gap, giving composite doors a genuine U-value of between 1.0 and 1.4 W/m²K — a significant improvement on both timber and standard uPVC panel doors.

Durability

A finish that doesn't need repainting

The woodgrain-effect GRP skin is coloured through the material, not just painted on, so scuffs and scratches don't show bare timber underneath. It won't warp, crack or rot the way a timber door can over time.

Every composite door is built on a 48mm solid core, glazed with a 28mm double-glazed unit where a design includes glass, and fitted with a multi-point hookbolt locking mechanism as standard. Ancillary options include a matching side panel, a choice of letterbox positions, and a spy hole or smart doorbell cut-out.

Anthracite Grey composite door swatch

Anthracite Grey

Rosewood composite door swatch

Rosewood

Chartwell Green composite door swatch

Chartwell Green

White composite door swatch

White

Composite Doors FAQs

Common questions about composite doors

A 48mm solid core — either a high-density polyurethane foam or an FSC-certified timber composite, depending on the design — bonded to a woodgrain-effect GRP outer skin on both faces.

Five locking points as standard, engaging via a hookbolt mechanism when you turn the key or lift the handle. Our Ultimate range steps this up to eight locking points for additional security.

Yes, at no extra cost — it's one of the most popular options we offer, letting you match an exterior colour to your brickwork and an interior colour to your hallway décor.

Dozens of decorative glazed inserts are available, from simple frosted panels to leaded and coloured-glass designs, plus fully solid (no glazing) options for maximum privacy.