Standard Single Doors
This door system is exceptionally practical and has been rigorously tested to withstand the elements. The door leaf can house double glazed units, decorative panels or a combination of both as well as inward and outward opening options. The range can include a low threshold system for easy access. This encompasses the all-important requirements relating to wheelchair accessibility in new build installations and can be provided with a standard range of cills.
The Midrail option will accept a letterbox. Additionally, perimeter pressure seals will provide a weatherproof connection between the door leaf and the outer frame. Choose between different levels of glass obscurity or have decorative glass that will give your new Residential Door that finishing touch.
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Fully Glazed uPVC Single Door
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Half Glazed uPVC Single Door – Reagan Panel
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Half Glazed uPVC Single Door – Clinton Panel
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Full Flat Panel uPVC Single Door
£429.00 Select options
Full Flat Panel uPVC Single Door with Midrail
£429.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Flintmore Solid
£475.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Hayes 4 Glazed
£525.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Lyndon Long Glazed
£517.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Lyndon Solid
£456.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Woodrow Diamond Glazed
£474.00 Select options
Full Panel Single Door – Woodrow Long Glazed
£517.00 Select options
Full Panel uPVC Single Door – Tongue & Groove Panel
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Fully Glazed uPVC Single Door with Midrail
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Half Glazed uPVC Single Door – Flat Panel
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Half Glazed uPVC Single Door – Tongue & Groove Panel
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Kit Contains:
14x Frame Fixing Screws 112mm inc TORX Bit
5x Cills Screws 45mm
20x 2mm Packers
10x 3mm Packers
10x 4mm Packers
10x 5mm PackersPlease Note: We do not provide installation Foam / Sealant.
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Toughened GlassSafety glass should be fitted in all doors and other windows or glazed areas that are lower than 800mm from the floor level as indicated below
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How to Measure Windows and Doors1. Use metric not imperial
The first rule of thumb is to make sure you take accurate measurements in millimetres not inches. This gives you a finer level of accuracy and means there’s no room for error if we have to convert the measurement to metric.
2. Measure the opening outside
So firstly step outside. You need to take height and width measurements for the brickwork opening. Bear in mind that the height measurements must be from underneath any existing removable windowsill. If your property is rendered, simply take off a little of the render and measure to the brickwork edge.
3. Measure brick to brick in at least three different places
Remember the opening may not be exactly square so take a minimum of three measurements – top, middle and bottom, for the height and the same again for the width. This means your window manufacturer can get an accurate view of the exact size of the space the finished product will be fitted into. The final width and height measurement the manufacturer will use is the smallest one.
4. Deduct 10mm (yes, really!)
This sounds like odd advice but you need to take off 10mm from the final height and width measurements. This is to allow for a small fitting allowance around the new frame and means the fitter can make sure the new window frame sits squarely when it’s in place. Any gaps are then fitted with spacers and filled to keep the frame in just the right position.
5. Never measure the old frame
This is a common error and certainly one to avoid. Ignore the old window frame – this is going because it is no longer suitable. Consider the fact that it may well have warped so the last thing you want to do is take measurements from it!
6. Be sure of your measurements
Make sure you check (and double-check) your measurements so you are 100% sure you have them correctly. This is important because we will not accept responsibility for incorrect measurements and you will still have to pay for a window that doesn’t fit. If you are unsure, consult a professional installer or builder and give yourself total peace of mind.
7. Cill measurement
Taking all the above information in to account, when inputting your measurements we require you to provide us your overall brick-to-brick measurement minus the 10mm fitting tolerance. We will automatically include the cill in to the measurements you provide us – pending you require one that is!
If you struggle, or you would like us to contact you for piece of mind, once your order is placed just leave a note at the checkout asking for a call back!
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