Solid composite doors
Solid composite doors should be specified around the opening, intended use and compatible door system — not as an isolated product choice. Composite entrance doors are factory-built door sets where the slab, frame, seals, threshold, glazing and multipoint locking need to work as one system. Colour, glazing and hardware choices should therefore be checked against the actual composite system rather than treated as universal add-ons.

Solid composite doorsThis doorset diagram supports solid composite doors by showing the door, frame and hardware as connected parts of one opening.
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Measurements, material, frame condition, hardware and finish can all affect the final choice. Tell us what you have now and what you want to achieve, and we can discuss a practical option for your property.
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Composite Door Construction
Composite doors are built from several materials working together rather than one solid material throughout. The slab construction, glazing, threshold, weather seals and locking arrangement all affect how the finished entrance performs in everyday use.
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The visible outer skin of a composite door provides much of its colour, texture and weather-facing surface. The slab construction, glazing, threshold, weather seals and locking arrangement all affect how the finished entrance performs in everyday use.
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The core is the internal part of a composite door leaf and can influence weight, stiffness, thermal behaviour and hardware fixing. The slab construction, glazing, threshold, weather seals and locking arrangement all affect how the finished entrance performs in everyday use.
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Reinforcement can be incorporated into selected composite door systems to support hardware, improve stiffness or coordinate with the frame. The slab construction, glazing, threshold, weather seals and locking arrangement all affect how the finished entrance performs in everyday use.
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