Determining which style of door is right for your home is an important decision. Not only will it add to your home’s curb appeal and create a visual impact, but it also determines important factors, like how warm and secure your home is, and how much maintenance you will be committed to.
Composite vs. uPVC
Composite doors offer durability and authenticity, whereas uPVC doors focus on being cost-efficient and low maintenance.
Both are strong options and are preferred over traditional timber doors. UPVC has the benefit of a steel-reinforced frame, whereas composite has the benefit of construction from multiple materials for durability.
Composite doors are a more costly option than uPVC, but they may be preferred for their woodgrain effect and more traditional appearance. However, uPVC doors are now available in a huge range of colours and textures, suitable for those who prefer a more modern look.
Recent studies have suggested that the colour of your front door could well boost the value of your property. The vast range of RAL-coloured uPVC options allows you to be creative with your choice of door.
Door suppliers
A specialist door supplier such as www.truhouse.co.uk/double-glazing/doors/upvc-doors/stroud will be able to provide a comprehensive breakdown of which door is best suited to your needs.
Supplied composite and uPVC doors Stroud boast an average life expectancy of up to 35 years and are available with professional installation. A supplier will often provide a warranty on the door itself, together with any glazing and moving parts.
A huge range of accessories are available to style your door, whether it is uPVC or composite. There are also a host of possible security features that may be added, such as multi-point locking and video-assisted doorbells.
