Why Choose a GRP Composite Door?

A GRP composite door is designed using a combination of strong, durable materials. GRP stands for Glass Reinforced Plastic, which gives the door a tough outer skin with an attractive woodgrain effect.

Unlike timber, GRP does not bow, crack, splinter or warp when exposed to changes in temperature and weather. That makes it a practical choice for homeowners who want a door that looks great and performs well all year round.

Composite doors are a popular choice because they offer:

• Excellent home security
• Strong thermal performance
• Low maintenance
• Weather resistance
• A wide choice of colours and styles
• A realistic timber-effect finish
• Long-lasting durability
• A smart upgrade for kerb appeal

Traditional wooden doors can look beautiful, but they often need regular care to keep them in good condition. Over time, timber can move, crack, swell or require repainting.

A GRP composite door gives you the best of both worlds. You get the appearance of a traditional timber door, with the strength and low maintenance benefits of modern materials.

The woodgrain-effect GRP facing creates a high-quality finish, while the door itself remains stable, secure and resistant to everyday wear.

Save money and the planet with a GRP Composite Door.

We all want to be more energy efficient, reduce our fuel bills as well as our carbon footprint. A GRP composite door is the perfect way to do all that. As standard, our doors without glazing panels carry an A+ rating while glazed doors still carry and impressive B rating. The U value rating seen on all our doors is a measurement of heat loss through a structural element. A lower U value mean the better energy efficiency.