Composite Doors

Composite doors are designed to be able to withstand unfavourable weather conditions, like strong winds, harsh storms or extreme temperatures. These doors are the result of a combination of resilient materials such as GRP compression moulded door skins and reinforced steel frames.

The internal core is made up of thermally insulating polyurethane foam which makes for an excellent energy-efficiency barrier. In addition, composite doors usually come with high security locks and robust handles making them very difficult to break in through compared to traditional wooden exterior doors.

This helps homeowners feel safe and they can rely on their composite door’s strength when it comes to added security against intruders and burglars around their properties in Dorset.

Composite doors are famous for their superior level of security, offering features such as multi-point locking systems with anti-pick locks and hardware approved by the police-backed Secured by Design initiative.

Built from a very strong core, usually featuring a durable timber core encased in uPVC or aluminium, these doors offer an outstanding level of protection. Additionally, they feature five point locking systems that further enhances the security efficiency.

Anti-pick locks help to keep burglars away and also prevent unwanted access from toddlers or pets slipping out without permission. Not only do composite doors help protect against unwelcome visitors but their strength makes them resistant to sustained forced entry attempts as well.

Composite doors are renowned for their high levels of thermal efficiency. When engineered correctly, composite front doors can boast outstanding U-Values as low as 0.8 W/m2K – that’s up to eight times more effective than traditional timber or uPVC doors.

This means that during the dark winter months, homeowners with a composite door installed will be able to enjoy considerably lower energy bills due to improved insulation properties The superiority of composite doors compared with other door types lies in its construction: they're developed using a combination of PVC, wood, insulating foam and GRP components.

These materials working together creates an incredibly strong yet thermally efficient structure that's proven by independent tests to provide superior insulation and draught resistance when compared against timber-core alternatives.

Composite doors are designed to withstand all kinds of weather conditions. They feature a compressive waterproof and airtight seal formed between the door frame and the HRCP compressed moulded door face material, which makes them resilient against powerful wind and rain forces.

The timber grain effect outer layer is water-resistant, so composite Doors won’t rot or deteriorate with age no matter how damp the outside environment gets. For added protection in warmer climates, many composite doors come with CoolSkin technology that helps reflective up to 90% of sunlight's incoming heat waves.

This helps prevent your home from overheating while still allowing natural light into rooms during sunny days.

Composite doors are a popular choice for many homeowners due to their low maintenance. The strong finish of the door means that scratches, bumps and cracks are far less likely, meaning any issues can easily be wiped away with an occasional damp cloth.

Unlike other materials such as timber or uPVC, composite doors require minimal upkeep and visual inspection is enough to determine if they need further attention; this ensures you save on time cleaning while keeping your home looking superb at the same time.

Furthermore, composite doors' long lasting durability means that they keep costs down in comparison to other materials which may require more frequent painting or repairs as they deteriorate over time.

Composite doors in Dorset come with a huge range of options to suit any homeowner’s tastes, from an array of colours and styles to decorative glass designs and hardware features.