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Wrexham · North Wales · North West of England

Composite Doors in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England

Q: Are composite doors energy efficient?

Yes. The high density foam core insulates far better than a traditional timber door, helping to keep heat inside and cold air out. Three separate weather seals stop draughts and rain getting in, and the solid construction also helps deaden outside noise.

Q: What colours and hardware are available for my composite front doors?

Composite doors come in over 400 colours, so you can go classic with a black or red door, match a heritage shade, or choose a modern grey. Finish the look with a pull bar handle, a Victorian door knocker or a classic lever handle, along with a matching letterbox.

Viking Windows supplies and expertly installs composite doors, each made to measure for your home. We serve homeowners across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, creating front doors that look beautiful and stand strong for years to come.

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Secured by Design accredited for peace of mind.

Over 200 styles and 400 colours to choose from.

Thick, solid build for a reassuring, quality feel.

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Timber Look Composite Doors

A composite door is made from several materials bonded together, each one chosen for its strength, insulation or finish. The result is a thick, solid door with the warmth and character of timber, but without the warping, rotting or repainting.

We source our composite front doors from trusted manufacturers Heritage and TruFrame. Heritage’s Safeguard range includes traditional, contemporary and cottage styles, each made in a dedicated door factory and quality checked before it leaves. Every door is made to measure, so it fits perfectly and works just as it should for homes across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

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Composite Doors

Built to Last, Finished to Suit Your Home

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TruFrame’s composite doors combine tough glass reinforced plastic skins with a high density foam core and an engineered timber subframe. The woodgrain finish looks and feels just like real wood, and with over 400 colours to choose from, you’ll easily find one to suit your home.

A Selection of Finishes

Anthracite Grey

Black

Chartwell Green

Red

Golden Oak

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Frequently Asked Questions

A new composite front door is a big decision, so it's natural to have questions. Below, we answer the ones homeowners ask most about composite doors. If you can't find what you're looking for, give us a call or send us a message and we'll be happy to help.

How is a composite door made?

The outer skins are glass reinforced plastic (GRP), finished with a realistic woodgrain texture. Inside is a high density polyurethane foam core for insulation, supported by a laminated veneer lumber subframe for strength.

An expanded PVC vapour shield protects the core from moisture, and the door sits in a multi-chambered 70mm frame. Together, these layers make a door that’s strong, warm and stable in all weathers.

Are composite doors secure?

Very. Our TruFrame composite doors are accredited by Secured by Design, the official police security initiative, and are BSI Kitemark certified.

A multipoint locking system secures the door at several points along its edge, and the multipoint cylinder is designed to resist common methods of attack. Heritage’s Safeguard doors are also made to exceed current industry security requirements.

Are composite doors energy efficient?

What styles can I choose from?

There are over 200 styles of composite front doors, from traditional panelled designs to contemporary doors with bold glazing. Heritage also offers cottage styles, which are perfect for bungalows and country properties.

With over 50 glass designs, you can choose how much light and privacy you want, from solid doors to decorative glazed panels.

What colours and hardware are available for my composite front doors?

How long do my composite doors last?

With a little care, a composite door will look good for many years. The GRP skin won’t rot, warp or need repainting, and a wipe down with warm soapy water keeps it looking fresh.

TruFrame backs its composite doors with a guarantee of 10 years against warping, splitting and discolouration, and every door is made to ISO 9001:2015 quality standards.

How much do composite doors cost?

Your price depends on the size, style, and colour of your composite door, plus the glass design and hardware you choose.

Each door is made to order, so we’ll give you an exact price after a survey. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England measure up and give you a clear, honest quote, with no pressure to commit.

What does the Installation process Involve?

First, we’ll visit to measure your doorway and help you pick a style, colour and glass design. Your composite door is then made to order, and once it’s ready, we’ll book a fitting day that suits you. If your opening needs a new lintel to meet Building Regulations, we’ll supply and fit that too.

You’ll always know who’s at your door. Our fitters are uniformed, DBS checked and carry picture ID. Viking Windows is part of JF Glazing, a Wrexham business since 2003, and our team brings over 40 years’ combined experience to every home we visit.