Double Glazed Doors Near Me
The front door of your home is an element that defines the style and design of your home. You can pick from a wide selection of double-glazed doors that let in light and also provide protection from the elements.
uPVC frames are the most popular, and Screwfix stocks windows from a variety of manufacturers including Jeld-Wen and Crystal. Wickes also sells uPVC and white-painted timber doors from Euramax and Keylite.
uPVC
uPVC is an excellent material for frames for windows and doors because it withstands weather extremes. It is also resistant to rust, mould and biological degradation. This makes it a perfect choice for modern structures. uPVC windows and doors are more energy efficient than aluminium frames. The frames are lined with insulation to keep warmth in the house and block cold winds from entering. uPVC windows and doors also are available in a variety of colours, so they can match the style of any property.
Contrary to metal, uPVC is naturally insulating and will not rust or warp, even in Australia's hot summers. Its long life span means that you can enjoy the benefits of uPVC for many years to come. uPVC is also BPA-free and has no harmful chemicals making it a safer choice for homes with young children.
The uPVC that we sell at Jewson is contemporary in its design that will enhance the curb appeal of your home. We offer a wide range of styles and designs including grey uPVC doors, which are trendy and the perfect option for holiday homes and rental homes where the front doors aren't regularly cleaned.
uPVC double glazed front doors are a perfect addition to any modern building, especially if you want to improve the security of your home. With a steel-reinforced frame
uPVC doors can be equipped with high-security locks that are in compliance with all security standards. They are also extremely robust and can withstand a hurricane's force, which means you can be sure that your home is secure.
Aluminium
Whether you're looking for an eye-catching feature or something that blends seamlessly into your home's exterior, aluminium front doors offer the perfect blend of style and functionality. They meet the highest security standards, are eco sustainable and, thanks to insulated profiles and sealed glazing they can achieve high U-values.
The doors for entryways come in different styles that can be matched to any exterior, whether it is modern or traditional. They can be combined with a variety of glass options, allowing you to let in natural light and create a more interesting aesthetic. They are available in a variety of RAL colors and finishes to complement your home's color scheme.
Installing a storm doors will provide extra security to your door's exterior. These doors protect your main entrance from elements, and can be glazed to allow ventilation. This helps to reduce the amount of heat that escapes from your home and keeps out bugs and debris. These doors are usually made of aluminum and come with robust barrel locks, three hooks and a multipoint lock system that provides maximum security.
Wood
Wood double glazed front doors are available in a wide variety of designs and colours, as well as different species of wood. Some are also coated with aluminum cladding which helps to protect the door from dampness and mildew. Some manufacturers offer factory-prefinished stains and paints that allow you to create the style you want. You can personalize them with obscure glasses, grilles and hardware.
When shopping for a wood door, be sure to check the R-value to make sure it's energy efficient. The R-value for standard 1 3/4-inch thick doors is approximately 2.5 and is similar to the value of a
replacement double glazed window pane window. You can increase the insulation value of your front door by installing weatherstripping and a letterbox.
Another option is to purchase a uPVC front door. These are durable, sturdy and easy to maintain. They are resistant to British weather and come in a variety of styles and designs. They are more affordable than wooden doors and can be customized with a variety of colours.
Anglian manufactures a range of stylish and highly customisable front doors such as the Madrid door, which has a timber core shielded with premium veneers. The dense engineered core increases the thermal efficiency of the door, and is vacuum-moulded with a watertight surface to provide a high-performance entryway that lasts for a long time.
Glass
Double-glazed front doors let natural light into the home. This is a popular choice for homeowners who enjoy a bright, airy atmosphere. It's also energy efficient and can cut costs by reducing the cost of energy. Double-glazed windows come with double, single or even triple panes. They can also be enhanced by transoms and sidelites. The glass choices are clear or frosted, depending on the style of the home and the purpose of the door.
Double-glazed windows cut down on heat loss by keeping out cold air from the outside and in warm air inside. They can make your home warmer in winter, and cooler in summer. This can save you money on heating and cooling costs. They also prevent drafts, condensation, and are the best option for homeowners looking to save money on energy.
The most commonly used frame for double-glazed windows is uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride), which is recyclable, strong and more energy efficient than wood. It's as much as three times cheaper than a wooden frame, and has a life expectancy of 30 years or more. It is also water resistant and has the same strength of wood, with the added benefit of being more weatherproof.
Screwfix and Wickes are two DIY stores that sell double-glazed windows. They offer a range of formats and sizes in both uPVC and white-painted timber, with brands like Velux, Jeld-Wen and Keylite. Measure the frame height at three different points to ensure that your new window will fit the frame that is in place. These are the left, the middle and the right. The shortest measurement will be the final height of the window. Be sure to measure from inside your home, not from the exterior.
Security
The exterior doors are sealed to protect them from the elements, and they are usually made of double-glazed glass. The two panes trap air between them, which helps insulate them and makes them more energy efficient. They are also heavier than the interior doors, and often feature heavier hardware to lock securely. Additionally, they could be surrounded by decorative ironwork to add a sense of style.
Patio sliding doors, sometimes referred to as French doors, are an attractive option that can be opened to allow light into the home. They are available in both uPVC and aluminium and are available in a wide range of finishes and colours. They're an excellent choice for those who wish to reduce space on their property or garden, and they can be used with or without sidelights. They can be equipped with security film that keeps thieves out of the contents of the house. This film comes in clear or frosted varieties.