UPVC & Composite Doors​

Choosing a new front door for your home isn’t just about securing your home. A front door should also contribute to the overall style of your home, catch the eye of passers by, and offer a suggestion of the interior which lies behind it.

Burgess exterior doors tick every box. Whether you choose a uPVC or composite you can be sure it will be stylish, secure and energy efficient – and they come in a variety of stunning designs. Whatever the period and external décor of your property, you’ll find the perfect match, and all our front doors are supplied and fitted in a range of colours and finishes.

Wondering whether to choose a uPVC or composite door for your home? Take a look at the differences between the two before making your choice:

uPVC Doors – made from an insulated steel frame, encased in uPVC (un-plasticized polyvinyl chloride). The sealed unit is guaranteed to be thermally-efficient and strong.

Composite Doors – made from a combination of materials: wood, glass-reinforced plastic, insulating foam and PVC. A timber hardwood subframe makes the design extremely durable.

uPVC Doors – the high performance, strong outer frame provides an excellent standard of security for your home.

Composite Doors – thanks to the glass-reinforced plastic core, the security of the composite door is second-to-none.

uPVC Doors – good levels of thermal insulation are achieved as a result of the multi-chambered uPVC design.

Composite Doors – the inner layer of insulating foam in a composite design provides exceptionally high standards of thermal efficiency.

uPVC Doors – available in a range of styles, and finishes. The UPVC ‘plastic’ sheen is characteristic of the material, even though woodgrain finishes are now available.

Composite Doors – the major attraction of the composite door is the quality of the woodgrain finish. Owners enjoy the beauty of a wood aesthetic, without having to worry it will warp or rot.

uPVC Doors – the expected durability of uPVC doors is between 20-25 years. They won’t warp, rot or crack and need only a light touch maintenance.

Composite Doors – will easily last 30 years, and normally longer of well looked after. You need only wipe over your composite door to keep it looking good-as-new.

Our Door Designer allows you to design your Composite Door exactly how you want it.

uPVC doors can be finished to match existing double glazed windows or décor. Coloured uPVC finishes include: Dark Green, Dark Red, Brilliant Blue, Agate Grey, Chartwell Green. Wood grain finishes include: Birch, Walnut, Natural Oak, Mahogany.

Composite doors offer a stunning range of colours and finishes. You can even decide on different colours inside and outside. There’s the choice of a woodgrain finish: Irish Oak, Walnut, Golden Oak, Rosewood. Exclusive colours include: Duck Egg Blue, Peacock Blue, Cream, Lavender, Onyx.

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