Composite Doors Chigwell

With so many different designs available here at Homeglaze, you have many options to choose from that will last in your home for many years.
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Composite Door Installation Chigwell

Composite doors are named as such, due to their combined construction which delivers the best properties of both uPVC and timber. Virtually maintenance-free for those with a busy lifestyle, composite doors will continue to provide ‘A’ rated energy efficiency for many decades to come, consistently letting you enjoy stunning timber-like style within the functionality of a modern entrance door.

Thermally Efficiency Composite Doors

Apart from their enviable strength, composite doors are fantastic insulators for homes. They are extremely effective at blocking out cold draughts, while at the same time creating a thermal barrier that prevents heat from escaping. You’ll notice a dramatic reduction in your heating bills when you choose composite doors from Homeglaze.
The composite doors we install for our customers are manufactured by Infinity and Solidor – two leading providers that specialise in the manufacture of high-quality products that are designed to last and will add value to your home.

Composite Doors Fit to Your Style & Tastes

Our composite doors are made to measure to ensuring a flawless fit and can be coloured to ensure they match the existing architectural features present in your home.
It’s important to re-emphasise one of the key benefits of choosing these types of doors for your home over other designs. Your hard-wearing and stunningly designed door product won’t bow, twist, crack or break – and is likely to last at least 35 years, if not longer. So, you won’t need to worry about replacing your composite doors for a long time.

Quality Materials

Why are composite doors in a class of their own? They are built using a range of different materials that are compressed together for strength.
These doors are designed and built around a solid timber core, which means they are extremely weather-resistant, long-lasting and can capably resistant any attempts by would-be intruders to gain access to someone’s property.

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Composite Doors with Quality Locks

To provide you with further peace of mind that your home is protected, we offer the Ultion lock within our composite doors. This high-quality locks offer a three-star plus level of protection and accredited with the Sold Secure Diamond. With this installed in your composite door, you’ll truly enjoy some of the best protection for your home.
The core of the Ultion lock is made from molybdenum, which is 25% denser than iron, offering the Chigwell homeowner extreme durability. The Ultion lock will lock down when it detects someone attempted to intrude into your home through your composite door. This means you’ll be able to sleep peacefully knowing your property is protected from 21st-century burglary methods.

More Reasons to Choose a Composite Door

Outstanding Design The entrance to your home is the first thing visitors will see. Make a bold statement by choosing beautiful doors that have been tailored to suit the colour schemes and design features of your home.
No Need to Replace While some products quickly deteriorate, meaning they’ll need replacing in ten years, our composite doors are manufactured to last and have a shelf-life of up to 35 years – so you can depend on them to last.
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Securing Your Chigwell Home

Composite doors are named as such largely due to their combined construction which delivers the best properties of both uPVC and timber. Virtually maintenance-free for those with a busy lifestyle, composite doors will continue to provide ‘A’ rated energy efficiency for many decades to come, consistently letting you enjoy stunning timber-like style within the functionality of a modern entrance door.
Especially when incorporating what’s known as a dual rebate, your new composite door will benefit from the very best security enhancement, warding off unwanted intruders and complimenting the already robust and thick central panel. Fully sealed to offer protection from the cold and weather elements, composite doors excel whether used at the front or back of the home.
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Time to Upgrade Your Doors?

If you’d like to find out more about our quality Composite Doors, or another of our double glazing products, then don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can call us on 02085 027 560 or fill out our online contact form.

Don’t let outdated doors dull your home’s sparkle. Upgrade to our high-quality doors and experience the difference in comfort, energy efficiency, and style.

Contact us today to start your transformation and embrace the beauty of enhanced natural light and improved insulation.

For those wanting to see our products face-to-face, we are located at Unit 19-20 Taylors, Gravel Lane, Chigwell, Essex, IG7 6DQ. We look forward to seeing you.

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“Polite and friendly workmen, kept me informed as to what they were doing, very neat finish and cleared all away afterwards, demoed the door lock and flap usage.”
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“The windows look excellent and the house has been left like they were polite, tidy and very aware of us being in the house as well. Couldn't recommend them more.”
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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s The Difference Between A Composite Door and A uPVC Door?

A uPVC front door is made from a single material, whereas a composite door is made from multiple materials, pressed and glued together under high pressure.

uPVC is made from unplasticised polyvinyl chloride plastic, whereas composite is made up of timber, Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) and uPVC, making it highly durable and offering superior thermal efficiency.

A uPVC door will typically be more budget-friendly, whereas a composite door will have a higher initial investment.

The higher cost of composite doors reflects the stronger materials and construction method. Composite doors are comprised of a combination of various materials, create a high-performance door that offers high security, longevity and thermal performance.

A solid core composite door will have a thick, engineered solid timber core, which is then layered and covered with a GRP skin. They are heavier, denser and offer a high-level of security and sound insulation.

A foam core composite door uses a high-density, thermally insulating foam core within the structural frame of the door, which is then covered with a GRP skin. These doors are designed with thermal efficiency in mind, and are typically lighter, whilst still offering high security.

Composite doors are very energy efficient. Their construction minimises heat loss and drafts, thanks to the thick, insulating core and durable outer skin. Choosing a door with a low u-value will ensure you receive a very energy efficient design.

The U-value of a door is the measure of how effectively it insulates. It measures the rate of heat loss through the door. U-value is measured in Watts per square metre Kelvin (W/m2K), and the lower the U-value, the better the door’s thermal performance, meaning it loses less heat.

Composite doors offer excellent sound insulation, thanks to their dense, multi-layered make-up. They significantly reduce external noise, so they are a great option for noisy areas.
What Types of Hardware and Finishes Are Available?

Various hardware and finishes are available for composite doors, making them an excellent choice for a wide variety of homes, no matter the age or overall aesthetic of the place.

Yes! Many manufacturers offer a core range of standard colours, whereas some offer a full RAL colour range. RAL is the European colour-matching system, which means you can choose from hundreds of specific colours to match your home’s aesthetic perfectly.

A cat flap can be put into a composite door by a professional. By putting the cat flap into the door during manufacturing, you’ll maintain the door’s structural integrity, energy efficiency and warranty. Retrofitting a cat flap is complex and can reduce the door’s performance.

Are Composite Doors Secure?

Yes. In fact, composite doors are considered one of the most secure types of front doors. With a strong, rigid core, these doors resist impact, and with a multi-point locking system, the door secures to the frame at several points. Composite doors also meet many stringent standards, such as PAS 24, which is a minimum requirement for security performance in the UK.

A well-made composite door can last between 20-30 years with minimal maintenance and upkeep needed.

A composite door will need minimal maintenance. Simply clean the door every few months with soapy water, and occasionally check the hinges, seals and locks. Properly caring for your door will prevent a build-up of dirt and grime, ensuring that it keeps functioning smoothly for many years.

How Long Does It Take To Install A New Composite Front Door?
A new composite door will usually take around 2 to 4 hours to install. The total time will depend on the specific job, and more complex installations will take longer. The team installing your new composite door will give you more insight into how long the installation will take and any factors that may extend the installation time, once they arrive at your home.

Often, as long as you are replacing your existing door with a like-for-like door, the work will fall under ‘permitted development’. However, you will need planning permission if your building is listed, or is located within a conservation area, or if you are moving the position or significantly changing the size of the door opening.

Even if you don’t require planning permission, make sure that your new door complies with building regulations.