Anthracite Grey Composite Doors

A front door is never just a way in. It’s the first thing people notice, a chance to show your style and give a glimpse of who you are. From the elegance of Georgian design to the character of Victorian stained glass, British doors have always told the story of the households behind them. 

The COVID-19 pandemic brought about a huge shift in the way we live and work. For many people, working from home quickly became the new normal, offering the comfort of staying in familiar surroundings while helping to slow the spread of the virus. Entire workforces made the switch almost overnight, and what started as a short-term adjustment has become a long-term change to daily life. 

 When it comes to selling a home, first impressions are everything. Kerb appeal sets the tone for how buyers perceive a property, and a stylish, high-quality front door can make all the difference. More than just an entrance, your door is a statement of quality, security and style – factors that buyers notice straight away. 

Energy efficiency has become a key priority for UK homeowners. Not just a trend, but a smart way to save money and improve everyday comfort. Whether your goal is to reduce your carbon footprint or simply keep heating bills under control, making your home more energy efficient has never been more important. 

It may not be obvious, but many other entrance doors on the market today aren’t built to last. In fact, some are deliberately designed with a limited lifespan. 

At first glance, composite doors can seem almost identical. The styles look similar, the colours catch your eye, and the sales talk all starts to sound the same. But the real difference isn’t in what you can see, it’s hidden inside. That’s where the things that matter most to your home, like security, warmth, and long-term value, are decided