Stronger Day-to-Day Security
Composite slabs, reinforced frames and multi-point hardware packages create a robust first line of defence at the main entrance.
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Composite Doors Built for Security, Warmth and Lasting Style
Upgrade your entrance with a made-to-measure composite door tailored to your security priorities, thermal goals and preferred finish.
- GRP and timber-core composite pathways available for different budgets and briefs
- Colour, glazing, hardware and side-panel choices for a fully tailored entrance
- PAS 24 and Document Q aligned upgrade routes available where required
- Installed across Kent with a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee
Why Homeowners Choose Composite Doors for Main Entrances
Composite doors remain a popular upgrade because they combine the reassuring feel of a solid entrance system with modern thermal and low-maintenance performance.
Thermal Comfort Around the Entrance
Insulated door cores and correctly specified glazing help reduce avoidable heat loss and draughts around high-traffic access points.
Low-Maintenance Long-Term Performance
Modern composite finishes are designed to resist warping, fading and routine weather wear while staying straightforward to maintain.
Style Flexibility for Every Elevation
From classic panel layouts to cleaner contemporary lines, composite doors can be matched to both period and modern homes.
Composite Construction and Material Routes
We help you choose the right composite pathway based on slab construction, finish priorities, access requirements and overall project budget.
GRP Composite Door Routes
Glass-reinforced polymer skins paired with insulated cores offer a practical balance of durability, weather resistance and style choice.
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Timber-Core Composite Pathways
Selected composite formats include solid-core constructions for added weight, rigidity and a premium feel in use.
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Composite systems can also be configured for rear access and stable-style layouts where ventilation and access patterns differ.
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Compare Material Trade-Offs
Use the buying guide to compare composite against uPVC, aluminium and timber pathways around security, upkeep and budget.
Explore related optionsStyle, Glazing and Finish Personalisation
Composite doors are highly configurable. We guide your choices so colour, glazing and hardware all work together with your windows and facade.
Colour and Dual-Colour Finishes
Choose subtle heritage tones, contemporary greys or statement colours, with dual-colour options available on selected ranges.
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Decorative and Privacy Glazing
Textured, obscure and decorative glass options can balance daylight, privacy and kerb-appeal goals.
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Hardware and Furniture Choices
Handles, knockers, letterplates and cylinder upgrades complete both the security package and the final visual finish.
View options Side Panels and Toplight Layouts
Composite entrances can be built as single doors or with side and over-panels to suit wider openings and hallway light levels.
View optionsThermal and Weather Performance Planning
Performance recommendations are built around practical outcomes: warmer hallways, better weather sealing, reliable operation and clearer long-term value.
Thermal Pathways Around 1.4 W/m2K
Current composite routes can target around 1.4 W/m2K, with lower outcomes available on selected upgraded core and glazing builds.
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Composite slabs are built to reduce swelling, contraction and distortion while maintaining reliable compression around seals.
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Threshold and Access Detail
Standard, low and mobility threshold options can be reviewed alongside hallway levels and weather exposure before final sign-off.
Learn moreSpecification Notes from Current Manufacturer Supply Pathways
- GRP and timber-core composite pathways are both available, with final choice based on appearance goals, security priorities and budget.
- Typical whole-door thermal pathways target around 1.4 W/m2K, with selected upgraded builds achieving lower values by specification.
- Composite slabs commonly sit in the mid-40mm range, with selected premium options built thicker for added rigidity and feel.
- Standard, low and mobility threshold formats are available on selected systems, including Part M focused options where opening width allows.
- PAS 24 focused routes can include laminated glazing and enhanced cylinder and hardware packages where project briefs require.
- Final performance depends on slab construction, glazing cassette, frame build, threshold detail and installation quality.
Final project performance depends on opening size, slab construction, glazing build-up, threshold selection and installation quality.
Security and Compliance Priorities
Security planning starts with practical everyday protection, then scales to enhanced specification routes where risk profile or compliance targets require more.
Multi-Point Locking as Core Specification
Composite entrance systems are typically configured with full-height locking engagement and reinforced keeps for stronger resistance at key points.
PAS 24 and Document Q Upgrade Routes
Where needed, tested upgrade pathways can be scoped during survey to align with specification-led security and compliance requirements.
Cylinder and Glazing Security Packages
Enhanced cylinder options and laminated glass combinations can be specified to support stronger resistance against common attack methods.
Smart Monitoring Compatibility
Selected door hardware pathways can be prepared for status monitoring so lock checks and alerts are easier to manage daily.
How Your Composite Door Project Runs
A clear process keeps everything predictable: survey, specification, installation and documentation-led handover with practical aftercare.
Step 1
Home Survey and Entrance Assessment
We assess your existing frame, measure accurately and discuss security, style and threshold priorities before recommending any route.
Step 2
Specification and Quote Clarity
Your quote covers slab style, glazing, threshold format, hardware and finish options so you can compare choices clearly.
Step 3
Installation by Local Teams
Installers remove the existing unit, fit and align your new composite system, then complete weather sealing and final checks.
Step 4
Handover and Aftercare Support
You receive practical use guidance, maintenance advice and guarantee documents, with responsive follow-up support when needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to common planning, specification and installation questions before you commit.
Are composite doors better than standard uPVC entrance doors?
Composite doors are usually chosen for stronger slab construction, broader design flexibility and premium-feel hardware options. uPVC can still be a practical route for lower upfront budgets. We help you compare both during survey.
Can I choose from both GRP and solid-core composite pathways?
Yes. We can scope both pathways depending on security targets, finish preferences and budget. Final recommendations are made after measuring your opening and reviewing your brief.
What thermal performance can I expect from a new composite door?
Many current pathways target around 1.4 W/m2K, with lower values available on selected upgraded specifications. Real-world outcomes depend on slab build, glazing detail and installation quality.
Do composite doors support PAS 24 and Document Q pathways?
Yes. Where required, we can review hardware, glazing and lock upgrades that align with PAS 24 and Document Q focused project requirements.
Are low or mobility thresholds available?
Yes, on selected systems. We review floor levels, access priorities and weather exposure to confirm the most suitable threshold option for your property.
How long does a composite door project usually take?
Lead times vary by specification and finish. After survey, we provide a clear schedule covering manufacture, installation day and final handover so expectations stay clear.
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