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How Golden Oak uPVC Doors compare to other doors

You can capture the look of nature and modern kerb appeal with our Golden Oak uPVC Virtu uPVC Front Doors - but how do they compare with other door types on the market? We need to consider:

• Cost: which doors are the cheapest?
• Thermal efficiency: which doors provide good insulation?
• Weather resistance: which can stand up to the elements?

The cost of uPVC Doors

Which door is the cheapest: uPVC Doors are the cheapest compared to hardwood, composite and aluminium doors.

Description: uPVC Doors of similar style will cost less than other external door types on the market, with hardwood doors varying but generally costing more than uPVC, followed by composites, and finally with high-end aluminium doors costing the most. It should be noted that uPVC is more cost-effective than wood, as it requires much less maintenance and offer superior energy efficiency, a feature shared by composite and aluminium.

Our energy saving uPVC Doors

What they include: Multi-layered construction and twin seal gaskets.

Description: uPVC doors provide excellent thermal efficiency, as do composite doors, some wooden doors; aluminium doors naturally offer poor insulation without the aid of thermal breaks. As our uPVC Doors are multi-layered, they provide superior protection against heat loss to single-layered doors, and take advantage of double rebated twin seal gaskets to block out the cold.

uPVC Doors and the British weather

How they fare: Effective resistance to weather, rain or shine.
Description: Purpose-built for British weather, uPVC Doors, like composite and aluminium, resist moisture absorption, which can be a problem for unprotected wooden doors that may deteriorate as a result. Our Golden Oak uPVCs also have a UV-stable finish that also never requires repainting or varnishing, unlike wooden doors.

To conclude, Golden Oak uPVC Doors are the cheapest option among external door types, provide superior thermal efficiency than single-layered wooden doors and aluminium ones without thermal breaks, offer superior weather resistance and require less maintenance than wooden doors. In short, they provide an economical alternative to high-end composite and aluminium doors, and better cost-effectiveness than wooden doors.