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Comparison of Timber v Composite / GRP Exterior Doors

Requires regular maintenance. This will include sanding, repainting or varnishing to avoid rot and other deterioration and to protect the timber from the elements. Painting or varnishing is also required to maintain the appearance of your external from and back doors.
The effects of weather and the elements can cause external timber doors to warp, twist and crack. This causes draughts, loss of heat and opportunities for burglars.
Timber doors are burglars preferred point to enter your home.

GRP doors are available in attractive, natural wood grain finishes in many shades. They are also available in numerous attractive colours, giving your home a more contemporary look. This creates an impressive entrance to your home which is functional, attractive and secure.
With their excellent thermal insulation properties, GRP / composite doors are weather resistant and will not warp, crack or allow draughts into your home or heat loss from your home.
GRP doors are maintenance free. GRP / composite doors need no painting or varnish to maintain their appearance and integrity. Simply clean them to maintain their excellent appearance.
Composite / GRP external doors are strong and burglar resistant. When fitted with the recommended locks, composite / GRP external front & back doors are highly secure and prevent entry by intruders. See Window & Door Security for details.

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