Residence Collection Timber Alternative Entrance Doors

Residence Collection entrance doors are designed to mirror the elegance of traditional wooden doors while offering all the benefits of modern, low-maintenance materials. With woodgrain-effect finishes, period detailing and flush-fit styling, they’re ideal for cottages, heritage homes, and properties in conservation areas.

At Burgess Windows and Doors, we supply and install Residence Collection timber alternative front doors with care and precision — helping you achieve a timeless entrance that performs for years to come.

From Georgian townhouses to country cottages, Residence Collection doors are built to suit period architecture. Their flush finish and mechanical-style joints replicate the look of traditional timber joinery — making them a suitable choice even in conservation settings.

They can be paired seamlessly with Residence windows to create a cohesive, heritage-led design across the front of your home.

Unlike real timber, these doors won’t warp, rot, or require repainting. The durable uPVC construction offers a realistic woodgrain texture and rich, heritage colourways — all with minimal upkeep.

You'll enjoy the look and feel of timber with none of the regular maintenance, preserving your door’s appearance and performance over time.

Residence Collection doors are engineered for modern living. With multi-chambered profiles and advanced glazing, they deliver strong thermal insulation and help maintain a consistent indoor temperature.

They also feature high-security multi-point locking systems as standard, combining classic style with everyday peace of mind.

As trusted Residence Collection specialists, Burgess Windows and Doors ensures your new timber alternative entrance door is expertly installed. Our in-house team brings over 25 years of experience, with a strong focus on heritage and conservation-style projects.

We are FENSA-registered, fully insured, and known for our detail-focused, professional service — from first consultation to final fitting.