Composite entrance doors in Surrey
A composite front door is warm, secure and built to last, combining a solid timber core with a tough, low-maintenance skin. The perfect welcoming statement for your home.
Composite doors are far more robust and energy efficient than a standard door, with excellent insulation and high-security locking as standard. We fit branded composite doors from Solidor, Endurance and Apeer in a huge range of colours, styles and glass designs.
Choose your colour, hardware, letterplate and glazing to create a front door that is completely yours, made to measure and installed by our own team across Surrey.
More on composite doors across Surrey.
Recent installations
A selection of composite entrance doors we have supplied and fitted across Surrey.
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What we offer
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- Solidor, Endurance and Apeer ranges
- Wide colour palette
- Decorative glass options
- Chrome, gold and black hardware
Security
- High-security multi-point locking
- Solid, insulated core
- Weathertight seals
- Made to measure and fitted
Frequently asked questions
Are composite doors more secure than uPVC doors?
Composite doors have a solid, dense core and are generally stronger and more secure than a standard uPVC door, with high-security multi-point locking fitted as standard. They also insulate better, helping to keep your hallway warmer.
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How Long Should a Composite Door Last?
Longer than the hardware bolted to it, which is why the honest answer to this question is not a number of years. A composite door slab is a solid core wrapped in a glass reinforced plastic skin, and that assembly is not what fails. The hinges, the cylinder, the multipoint gearbox and the seals are the parts that wear out, and they will reach the end of their working life while the door itself still looks and performs perfectly well.
Composite Doors Tadworth
If you are looking at composite doors in Tadworth, the short answer is that they suit most of the housing here very well. A composite front door is thicker, better insulated and considerably harder to force than the timber or early uPVC doors found on much of the village's interwar stock, and the range of finishes now available means a modern door need not look out of place on a 1930s elevation.
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