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Composite doors are the future of exterior doors in Scotland, offering unrivalled quality, maximising your home’s energy efficiency, and offering a huge range of impressive security features.
Whilst more traditional uPVC doors are still incredibly popular, composite front doors are superior in almost every way, giving you a stylish and easily maintained front door that will provide maximum performance for many decades to come for many decades.
Having double glazed composite doors as your front door or as external doors allows you and your home to gain all the energy efficiency benefits without compromising on the door design or style.
With more than 15 different designs, colours, and finishes available, there is something in our range for everyone, giving you the chance to design the perfect composite front door for your home.
Composite front doors and uPVC doors are two of the most popular front door options in the UK.
The main difference between uPVC and composite doors is purely what materials are used in their production.
Whereas uPVC doors are manufactured entirely out of plastic, composite doors are made from a combination of several materials including PVC, wood, glass, and polyurethane foam.
All these materials are ground down to a fine powder before being combined to create a strong and elegant front door.
Our range of composite doors offers fantastic thermal efficiency, thanks to multiple internal chambers built within the profile system that work to prevent heat loss from your home.
By combining this design with polyurethane foam, a fantastic insulator and one of the key materials used in our composite doors, we are able to offer a product that is incredibly energy efficient, achieving a ‘Global Warming Potential’ score of less than five and an ‘Ozone Depletion Potential’ score of zero.
By keeping warm air in, and cold air out, installing a new composite door will significantly improve the energy efficiency of your home, reducing your reliance on your home heating system during the winter months and saving you money on ever rising heating bills as a result.
All our composite exterior doors are designed to offer the highest level of safety and security for your home.
One of the main advantages of a composite door is that it offers fantastic protection against intrusion thanks to a thick profile, high-density polyurethane foam, solid timber core, and glass-reinforced plastic outer skins.
Combined with a multi-point locking system that is fitted to all Advanced doors at standard, a composite door will make your home a daunting prospect for a potential intruder and significantly reduce the chances of being the victim of burglary or property crime.
All our bespoke composite doors are double rebated, with one seal connecting to the outside of the frame and another to the inside to provide double the protection against wind, rain, and snow.
This, along with an incredibly sturdy 70mm profile, is why composite doors are so popular amongst our Scotland customers, as they are incredibly tough and resistant in the face of adverse weather and will effectively protect your home and loved ones throughout even the bleakest of winter seasons.
Composite doors can be produced in a much wider range of styles and colours than traditional uPVC doors and here at Advanced we design all our products to the highest possible aesthetic standards.
To add your personal touch and find the perfect door to match your home choose from our wide range of RAL spray-painted finishes, available in a range of different colours, or an attractive grained foil finish. Therefore, no matter the colour, style or details you want on your new composite door, we can ensure that homeowners have all the benefits like improved home security and durability without compromising on the door’s design.
Many of our composite external door styles also feature double or triple glazed panels, giving you the choice as they are available in an extensive range of traditional and contemporary hand-crafted designs.
We have an exclusive range of both 28mm double-glazed and 50mm triple glazed composite doors available, all offering industry leading energy efficiency and performance.
Customers often find our high quality composite front doors offer numerous benefits that make them a worthwhile investment for their homes.
At The Advanced Group, we have been providing double and triple glazed windows and double glazed composite external doors to satisfied customers across Scotland for over 31 years.
We have one of the biggest ranges of stylish and durable composite front doors anywhere in the UK, and outperform all the competition when it comes to installation quality and customer service.
To show just how much we care and believe in the outstanding quality of our products, all our composite doors are covered by an incredible 15-year performance guarantee.
To find out more information about which composite door, sliding door or uPVC windows would be the perfect fit for your home or to request a no obligation quote contact our expert team today on 08000 502 502, or simply fill out our contact form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
The Advanced Group Edinburgh
Exchange Place 2
5 Semple St
Edinburgh
EH3 8BL
The Advanced Group Aberdeen
Stonehaven Road
Newton Hill
Aberdeenshire
AB39 3NN
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