Composite Doors: Specification

Constant quality control checks (we check the products during production, post production, and also random post production, well, you don't want your doors to go wrong and neither do we. In the very unlikely event that something is missed during QC be assured that we have an under-worked Customer Services department who will race to deal with any query) ensure that our doors are durable and well made so that your home will benefit from greater security, weather-proofing and lower maintenance.

A DIY competent person with common sense about building practise, following our supplied general instructions will have no difficulty installing our doors and will save, potentially, £100's...

SPECIFICATION:

Compliant with Document 'L' (Part 'L') of Building Regulations

- 8710 fully reinforced outer frame for strength and security.

- Thermoplastic Facing for a durable, scratch resistant and low maintenance exterior to your door whilst a natural wood grain finish and through colour give an attractive appearance.

- Laminated Spruce Kerto LV1 timber subframe incorporated into the stiles and top and bottom rails of the door. Doesn't warp or twist, giving strength for fixings and hardware.

- Fire Resistant Foam Core - Gives good heat and sound insulation. It will not light even when exposed to high temperatures and has U values as low as 0.6w/m deg.C.

- White PVCu outer frame - to prevent discolouration.

- Gasket Seal.

- Integral Pocket Glazing - The glass unit is slid into the body of the door so there is no need for the use of cassettes or glazing beads to hold the glass in. This gives neat sight lines and added security.

- Hookbolt Lock (Winkhaus Cobra) for security - Meets standards of Association of British Insurers. Consists of hooks at top and bottom of door, a centre deadlock and latch.
- Aluminium Low Threshold giving a low level opening. Complies with Document 'M' to cater for disabled access. Includes a drip bar at the bottom of the sash.

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