uPVC doors: the ones that earn their keep
Warm, secure and virtually maintenance free — the practical choice for back doors, side doors and French doors onto the garden.
- Multi-chamber, reinforced profiles with multi-point locking
- Half-panel, full-panel and obscure glazing options
- Matches uPVC windows in colour and profile
East Grinstead showroom · covering Sussex, Surrey and Kent
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Fully insured and SafeContractor approved
10 year guarantee
On every product we supply and install
Family run since 2007
Our own fitters — never subcontracted out
Why uPVC
The door you stop thinking about
A back door takes more abuse than any other in the house. uPVC handles it and asks for nothing back.
The profile is built the same way as a uPVC window: several sealed chambers through the section, internally reinforced, with compression seals all the way round and multi-point locking into the frame.
It doesn’t swell in the wet, doesn’t need repainting and doesn’t care about muddy boots. Wipe it down when you clean the windows and that’s the maintenance done.
- No repainting and no swelling
- Multi-point locking as standard
- White, cream, grey, black and woodgrain finishes
- Available as single doors, French doors and stable doors
Benefits
What you get with uPVC
Secure as standard
Multi-point locking and an anti-snap cylinder on every external door we fit.
Warm and sealed
Multi-chamber profiles and compression seals stop the draught round a tired old door.
No maintenance
No sanding, no repainting, no sticking in the wet. Clean it and forget it.
Light into the kitchen
Half-panel glazing is the usual answer — daylight up top, solid where it takes knocks.
Matches your windows
Same colours and woodgrain foils, so the back of the house reads as one job.
Recyclable
uPVC is recyclable at the end of its life rather than going to landfill.
Worth knowing
Where the threshold matters
The detail people forget on a back door is the bit you step over.
A standard threshold seals best but stands proud, which is a trip hazard in a busy doorway and a problem for a wheelchair or a pushchair. A low threshold solves that but needs the outside levels and drainage to be right, or water finds its way in.
We’ll look at the step, the fall of the patio and where the water goes before we specify one, rather than fitting whatever comes as standard.
Materials
Not sure uPVC is the one?
Each material has its place. Here’s what the others are better at.
Composite Doors
A solid timber core wrapped in a tough moulded skin. The strongest, warmest and most popular choice for a front door.
Explore composite doors
uPVC Doors
The practical choice for back doors, French doors and utility entrances — warm, secure and virtually maintenance free.
Explore uPVC doors
Wooden Doors
Real timber for period properties and conservation areas, engineered and factory-finished so it stands up to the weather.
Explore wooden doors
Aluminium Doors
Slim, strong frames for bifolds, sliding patio doors and large openings where you want more glass and less frame.
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What you notice once it’s in
Secure as standard
Multi-point locking, anti-snap cylinders and hinge bolts on every external door we fit.
Warmer hallways
Insulated cores and compression seals stop the draught that comes under an old front door.
Any colour you like
A wide range of colours and woodgrain finishes, with different shades inside and out.
More daylight
Glazed panels, side screens and top lights bring light into a dark hall or landing.
Nothing to repaint
Composite, uPVC and aluminium need no more than a wipe down and a drop of oil on the hinges.
10 year guarantee
Every door we supply and install is covered, and we’re Certass registered.
Buying online? Our shop is on its way
We’re building an online store so you can order uPVC doors, sealed units and accessories direct. Until it opens, send us your sizes and we’ll price it up.
Questions
uPVC door questions
Can’t see what you need? Call 01342 410079 and we’ll answer it properly.
Where does a uPVC door make most sense?
Can I have a uPVC front door?
How much glass can I have in it?
Will it go yellow?
Can it match my windows?
Where we work
uPVC doors in East Grinstead and across Sussex, Surrey and Kent
We’re based on Station Road in East Grinstead, where West Sussex meets Surrey and Kent, and our own team works throughout all three counties.
Towns we cover include
- East Grinstead
- Crawley
- Horley
- Haywards Heath
- Burgess Hill
- Horsham
- Crowborough
- Tunbridge Wells
- Tonbridge
- Sevenoaks
- Redhill
- Reigate
- Caterham
…and the villages in between. If you’re in Sussex, Surrey and Kent, the answer is almost certainly yes.
Free quotations
Get a price for a uPVC door
Free survey at your home, or come and see the range at our East Grinstead showroom.