
The front door is the main focal element of your home. It is a reflection of your style and character. Select from a range of double-glazed doors to let in light while also protecting your home from the elements.
UPVC frames and windows are the most popular. Screwfix stocks a wide variety of manufacturers including Jeld-Wen, Crystal and Euramax. Wickes also offers uPVC and white-painted timber doors from Euramax and Keylite.
uPVC
Upvc is an excellent material for door and window frames because it withstands extreme weather conditions. It is also impervious to rust, mould, and biological degradation. This makes it a great option for modern-day buildings. UPVC frames are more energy efficient than aluminium frames. The frames are insulated, so they keep heat in the home and stop cold air from getting in. Upvc windows and doors come with a wide range of colours, which means they can match the style of any property.
In contrast to metal, uPVC is naturally insulating and will not rust or warp even in Australia's scorching summers. Its long-lasting lifespan means you will be able to benefit from uPVC for many years to be. uPVC is also BPA-free and contains no harmful chemicals, making it a safe option for homes with children.
The uPVC we supply at Jewson is contemporary in its design that will enhance the appeal of your property's kerb. We offer a wide range of styles and designs including grey uPVC doors that are fashionable and the perfect choice for rental properties and holiday homes where the front doors aren't regularly cleaned.
uPVC double galzed windows-glazed front doors are a great addition to any modern building, especially if you want to enhance the security of your property. With a steel-reinforced frame, uPVC doors can be fitted with locks that are high-security and are in compliance with all security standards. They are also extremely robust and can withstand even the strength of a hurricane so you can be confident that your home is secure.
Aluminium
Aluminium front doors are the perfect combination of design and function, whether you want something that stands out or blends in seamlessly with your exterior. They are extremely secure, environmentally friendly, and have excellent U-values due to their insulated profiles and sealed glass.
These doors are available in different styles to fit with any façade regardless of whether it's modern or traditional. They can be paired with a variety of glass options, which allows you to let in natural light and create an interesting aesthetic. They also come in a selection of RAL colours and finishes, making it simple to match them to your home's color scheme.
Installing a storm door can add additional security for your exterior door. These doors shield your main entrance from the elements and can also be glazed with a mesh screen for air circulation. This can reduce the amount of heat emitted from your home and also keeps out the swarm of insects and other debris. The doors are typically made of aluminum and come with high-quality barrel locks with three hooks as well as a multipoint lock system that provides maximum security.
Wood
Double glazed wood front doors come in a variety of styles and colors as well as a variety of wood species. Some doors are coated with aluminum cladding, which protects them from mildew and moisture. Certain manufacturers offer prefinished stains and painted surfaces that can give you the look you're looking for. You can customize them with obscure glasses, grilles and hardware.
When shopping for a wood door, check the R-value to be sure it's energy efficient. Standard 1 3/4-inch thick doors have an R-value of about 2.5 which is similar to the double-pane window. Install a letterbox and secure weatherstripping to your front door to increase its insulation value.
A uPVC door is an alternative. They are sturdy, durable and easy to maintain. They are resistant to British weather and are available in a variety of styles and designs. They are more affordable and can be customised more than wooden doors.
Anglian manufactures a range of elegant and highly customizable front doors such as the Madrid door, which has wood core surrounded by premium veneers. The engineered core is dense and increases the thermal efficiency of the door, and is vacuum-moulded with a watertight skin to create a high-performance entrance that lasts.
Glass
A double-glazed front door lets natural light to flood into a home and is a popular style for homeowners who appreciate a bright and airy atmosphere. It's also energy efficient and can help cut costs by reducing expenses. Double glazed windows can have a single, double or triple pane and may feature transoms or sidelites to improve the appearance of an entrance. Glass options include completely clear and frosted glass, as well as etched, frosted or designed to match the style of a home and compliment the door's usage.
Double-glazed windows help reduce heat transfer by keeping cold outside air out and warm indoor air inside. They make your home more comfortable in winter, and cooler in the summer. This saves you money on heating and cooling costs. They also eliminate drafts and condensation which makes them the perfect choice for any homeowner who wants to save energy in their home.
uPVC is the most commonly used material used to make double-glazed windows. It is durable, recyclable and more energy efficient than wood. It can be three times less expensive than a wooden window frame, and has a life span of 30 years or more. It's also water-resistant and has the same strength of wood, with the added benefit of being more weatherproof.
Screwfix and Wickes are two DIY stores that sell double-glazed Windows. They are available in a variety of sizes and styles as well as in uPVC or white-painted wood and are available from brands such as Velux, Jeld-Wen, and Keylite. Measure the frame height at three different points to ensure that the new window will fit within the frame that is in place. These are the left, the middle and the right. The final height of the new window will be determined by the measurement that is the shortest. Be sure to measure from inside your house, not from the exterior.
Security
Double-glazed windows are used to seal the front door and keep out the elements. The two glass panes hold air between them and make them more efficient in terms of energy use. They are heavier than other options for interior doors and often include heavier hardware to lock securely. They can also be surrounded by decorative ironwork for a more elegant look.
Patio sliding doors, also known as French doors are a beautiful option that can be opened to let light into the home. They are available in both uPVC and aluminium and come in a variety of finishes and colours. They are a great option for those looking to reduce space in their backyard or on their property. They can be used with or without sidelights. They can be fitted with security film, which blocks out thieves from looking at the contents of the house. This film is available in frosted or clear varieties.