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Composite Door Designs & Styles
Explore our composite door designs from the traditional, cottage and contemporary ranges in our Classic and Elite collections. Matching front door side panels are available in selected designs. Find your ideal composite front door and give your home a fresh new look.
- Contemporary
- Cottage
- Traditional
Secure your home with an Anglian Composite Door
£5000 Anti Snap Guarantee
Should a burglary take place within five years from the date of installation and entry achieved by snapping the Ultion Lock, Ultion will pay you £5000.
Police Preferred Specification Lock
Secured by Design is the official UK Police Flagship initiative combining the principles of ‘designing out crime’ with physical security.
SS312 Sold Secure Diamond Accredited
Only with the Solid Secure Diamond test is the locksmith allowed hours to attempt to break it, having no limits to what tools are used.
BSI TS007, 3-Star Rated
Kitemark is the standard of excellence recognised around the world. The Ultion cylinder lock also has a 3-star anti-snap rating from the British Standards Institute.
Lock Down Mode
Unique patented Snap Secure technology. The Active Cam system locks the cylinder after a snap attack to keep intruders out.
Extreme Durability
The Ultion cylinder lock has a molybdenum core, 25% denser than iron. Our composite door locks feature double anti-snap protection are pick, drill and bump resistant.
Composite Door Colours
Make your new composite door your own and choose from over 20 colours to get the perfect look. Go for a bold look with bright colours or create a sophisticated look with elegant neutrals.
Agate Grey
Anthracite Grey
Black Brown
Cobalt Blue
Cream
Dark Woodgrain
Duck Egg Blue
Fern Green
Fir Green
Golden Oak
Ice Blue
Jet Black- Medium Oak
Pastel Blue
Peacock Blue
Pebble Grey
Purple Violet
Ruby Red
Sage Green
Steel Blue
Turquoise Blue
White
Zinc Yellow
Composite Door Finishes
With a huge range of exciting front door designs, glazing and colours comes a range of other customisations in the final finish of the door. Here are some of the things to consider when tailoring the appearance of your composite front door for your home.
Stable Doors
Add a bit of rustic charm to your home with a composite stable door. Opening the top and bottom independently can be useful in a range of settings for front and back doors and garages.
Flat, Panelled or Tongue & Groove
Across both collections, our composite front doors have a grained finish designed to mimic the look of real wood. Find your perfect fit from panelled, flat or tongue and groove contemporary door designs.
Matching Side Panels
Whether replacing a tired old front door and its side panels or widening the entrance to your home, we offer a big range of front doors with matching side panels in uPVC and composite.
Why Choose a Composite Door?
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Thermally Efficient Design
Our composite doors are made from a 44m or 48mm thick door panel with insulating materials inside. They keep the heat in and the cold out with a U-Value or BFRC energy rating that meets the most up-to-date Building Regulations.
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Long-Lasting
Composite doors are very hard-wearing and durable. A high quality, professionally installed composite door can last over 30 years with proper care. They stand up to everyday knocks and bumps and won’t crack or peel over time.
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Easy Maintenance
Composite doors are among the easiest front and back door types to look after over time. Simply wipe them down regularly and keep the seals and hinges clear of debris.
Based on Over 30,000 Customers
Why Anglian Composite Doors Stand Out
According to Ultion, it takes just 9 seconds to snap standard cylinder locks and enter a home . That's why we supply and fit composite front doors secured with an Ultion 3-star cylinder lock. Approved by the Master Locksmiths Association, they hold the Sold Secure Diamond mark, the highest security grade for locks available.
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What is the difference between uPVC and Composite Doors?
uPVC doors and composite doors are different because of the materials used to make them. uPVC doors contain insulation and are made of a uPVC outer layer. Composite doors are made of a mix of wood and insulating materials that are sealed in with an outer layer that is usually made of glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). Composite front doors are considered stronger and more durable than uPVC doors as a result.
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| Door Designs | 21 | 31 | 22 | 6 |
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| U-Value | 1.2-1.5 W/m2K | 1.1-1.5 W/m2K | 1.3 W/m2K | 1.4 W/m2K |
| 3-Star Cylinder lock | Yale | Ultion | Yale | Yale |
| Decorative and obscure glass* | ||||
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| View uPVC | View Composite | View Wooden | View Aluminium |
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10-year Guarantee
A 10-year parts and labour guarantee is included in your Anglian door price.
Made in Britain
Our products are made from start to finish in a British factory by British craftspeople.
UK's Number 1
Anglian stands proudly as the UK's Number 1 home improvement provider.
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Composite Doors FAQs
What are composite doors made from?
Composite doors are made from a selection of different materials which can include timber, uPVC, glass-reinforced plastic (GRP), foam insulation and a thermoplastic polymer skin. The combination of materials makes a composite door one of the strongest on the market.
Do composite doors add value to your home?
Composite front doors can add value to your home. They have attractive designs to give a great first impression for the entrance to your home. Improving how your home looks from the street can make it more appealing to potential buyers. Even a new door colour can impact value. They also provide increased energy efficiency, security, and longevity benefits. These benefits can be attractive selling points.
What is the difference between uPVC and composite doors?
uPVC doors and composite doors are different because of the materials used to make them. uPVC doors contain insulation and are made of a uPVC outer layer. Composite doors are made of a mix of wood and insulating materials that are sealed in with an outer layer that is usually made of glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). Composite front doors are considered stronger than uPVC doors as a result.
Do composite doors reduce noise?
As composite doors are made from layers of materials, they can provide better sound insulation than single-layered, thinner doors. But their ability to reduce outside noise depends on the quality of the composite door. This includes things like the thickness, design of the door and the quality of installation.
What is the average cost of a composite door?
Composite doors come in a range of prices, the cost reflecting things like the dimensions, design, and any extras like colour or door furniture. To get an accurate quote for your home, get in touch with the Anglian team today.
Can I paint a composite door?
While it is possible to paint a composite door, you shouldn’t ever need to. Composite doors are built to last, with any colour built directly into the material, making it resistant to fading. If you do want to paint a composite door, make sure to choose a paint specifically designed for composite materials.
Do composite doors need special frames?
Composite doors can be installed into almost any frame, but to achieve proper security, reliability, and energy efficiency, a composite door should be installed along with the matching frame it was designed for.
Do you get condensation from composite doors?
Condensation is something that can happen in any home, created when warm, moist air comes into contact with a cold surface. Composite doors help to retain warmth and are designed to be very durable in any weather, but condensation can still happen if it’s cold outside and warm indoors.
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