Our composite doors are very popular with homeowners looking to upgrade the entrance to their home. Their unique solid timber core is 40mm deep, making them 10% thicker than average composite doors. This gives them increased strength and durability, making them one of the best safeguarding composite doors on the market.
There are 5 reasons to choose a composite front door for your home; from incredible home security as all our composite doors are fitted with advanced multi-point locking systems (a locking system that bolts the door into the frame and locks at multiple points with the turn of a key), to offering huge potential to customise the composite door to your liking, our composite doors are very popular with our customers and we know that you will like them too!
We offer 256 colour combinations and these can be combined with a range of door styles and hardware options to match the current aesthetics of your home. Whether you decide to opt for a red composite door or a black composite door, we are confident that we have the perfect composite door for you.
There is no set price for a composite door, however its price will vary in accordance with a number of factors. Factors that affect its price include door furniture, any security extras, its size, style and colour. If you have a set idea for your composite door’s design, colour and features, please feel free to get in touch with the Reddish Joinery and we will provide you with a quote.
Like any entrance door, the length of time that a composite door will last will depend on how well it’s cared for and how much use it gets. The extent of weather exposure is also likely to have an effect on its lifespan. Generally, however, you can expect composite doors to last around 35 years, give or take. Our door slabs are also guaranteed for 10 years, the handles and hinges for 5, so if anything goes wrong within that time, we’ll come out and rectify the issue.
Composite doors from Reddish Joinery will not warp. The door has a perimeter subframe of a solid, water-resistant polymer material, which is reinforced with Laminated Veneered Lumber (LVL). A thermoset GRP skin is bonded to this subframe and the core of the door is then filled with high density, 100% CFC-free polyurethane foam. Water-resistant polymer composite rails protect the core from damage or water absorption, preventing the door from warping, whilst the high impact resistant thermoset GRP skin keeps your door looking great for longer!
In theory, you can but we would not recommend it because they’ve not been designed in this way. The colour that is applied to the skin of our composite doors is not just a coating; the colour runs throughout the whole of the skin. This ensures they’re able to retain their vibrancy year after year whilst making them easy to keep clean.
The size of a composite door varies on a project by project basis. Here at Reddish Joinery, they’re made to measure. We either use the measurements you provide us with or take them ourselves, before a composite door is made to those exact size specifications.
