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The New Door On The Block And Why They Are So Popular
Today"s composite front doors have been tested to the limit. Fully protected against extreme weather conditions, the high quality GRP cladding is guaranteed to be colour fast for the life of the door. With a structural frame and hardwearing door furniture ensuring the composite door is secure, the door is 44mm thick compared to the commonly used upvc panel which is only 28mm thick. Burglars are going to hate the built in security systems available as standard, most composite front doors are part of an approved scheme such as the Police approved Secured by Design, with locking features tested to the latest PAS0234/24 security standards. The composite door seems to meet all requirements you could as for a secure door, it is strong and durable, the lock mechanism secures the door to multiple points of the frame and the hinges and frame are solid and secure.
Composite doors give remarkable thermal efficiency which will help to keep you warm indoors on even the coldest and windiest of winter day. Guaranteed not to warp, peal or discolour, the solid unglazed composite door returns a "U" value of 1.03, while a half glazed door achieves a remarkable "U" value of 1.46. Perfect for keeping your home warm and snug while keeping your energy bills down. Impressive energy efficiency, lower fuel bills and better for the environment. What more could you want?
Overall, composite doors have become the elite entrance door for the discerning home owner. With many double glazing companies offering these doors on a DIY supply only basis, you could be fitting one this weekend. Alternatively, search online for the increasing number of companies supplying composite doors directly from manufacturer to your door. Often cheaper and frequently offering faster turn round of your order, you could receive your new composite front or back door, 7 to 10 days after placing your order.
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