Composite Door Prices

A good composite door will be made from the highest quality uPVC and one or two other materials so it stays secure, strong and weather resistant. However, there are different versions of composite doors to be had, so we’ve put together a guide to help you understand the differences between each available door type.

Half glazed composite doors never fail to make an impact, which is helped by the wide variety of colours, designs and glazing patterns available. As the frame will be constructed from uPVC, you can opt for a wood effect finish that will not twist, bow or warp like real wood. These doors can also be made to your exact specification with your choice of glass panels to allow plenty of natural light into your home. You can expect to pay around £1110 for a half glazed composite door.

Some composite doors come complete with an arched toplight rather than side glass panels to protect privacy and obscure the view. The arched top light helps to make a decorative statement and ensure your home is still flooded with natural light. It will cost you around £955 to purchase a composite door with an arched top light.

In addition to half glazed and arched toplight doors, solid composite fire doors are available to fully protect your property in the event of a fire. They are completely solid and draught proof and will protect your household from both fire and smoke. The average price for one of these doors is £1010, which is pretty reasonable when you consider their robustness and reliability. Not only are they suitable for houses but composite fire doors are ideal for flats and apartments.

Composite doors are very popular because they offer many benefits to individuals living in various types of properties. They don’t require frequent painting or staining to keep them looking their best because their finishes and colours never scratch or fade. Wear and tear isn’t a problem either, as it’s virtually impossible to damage the outer layer and material.

Door customisation options are available, meaning you’ll always find a solution to suit your property and personal taste. They’re also extremely strong, practical and secure, which is why so many people choose them to serve as front doors and back entrances. Furthermore, composite doors won’t need any special treatments or maintenance other than the occasional wipe down.

These doors can be made with various glazed panels to maximise light transmission and are generally cheaper than wooden alternatives. Most composite doors are thermally efficient too because they come with an inner layer of insulating foam.

There’s only one disadvantage of investing in a composite door, which is that it’s difficult to make changes to the door once it’s installed. Let’s say you want to change the colour or locks for example. Once the door has been fitted, it’s very difficult to change any of the finishes and features.