Irish Oak Upvc Back Doors

What is an Irish Oak uPVC Door?

Capture the look of a wooden door with one of our Irish Oak uPVC Back Doors. But what exactly is and Irish Oak Door? It’s:

• Not a flat colour: Rather it is a woodgrain
• A light finish: Not as overpowering as other woodgrains
• An alternative to wood: Offering superior performance

A woodgrain rather than a solid colour door

What is a woodgrain: A finish that mimics the look of natural wood.

Description: While other finishes, such as White uPVC Back Doors and Chartwell Green uPVC Doors, give the appearance of a painted door, our woodgrain finishes look like natural wooden doors, with a dual-toned and wood-knot effect.

Our lightest uPVC woodgrain option

How it compares: Lighter than our mid-tone Golden Oak and dark Rosewood finishes.

Description: Our Irish Oak uPVC Back Doors offer a calmer and lighter tone than the medial Golden Oak uPVC Back Doors, and the dark and formal Rosewood uPVC Doors. This lighter tone gives Irish Oak a more rustic appearance than our other woodgrains, making this finish suited to cottage and modern styles, such as the vertical glass Scaven Irish Oak uPVC Back Doors and solid Stable Style Back Doors, or the three-square Lussa Irish Oak uPVC Back Doors and full-height glass Virtu Back Doors.

uPVC Door vs wooden door

What uPVC offers: Lower maintenance requirements and superior insulation.

Description: Designed not only to look like wooden doors, our uPVC doors surpass them in a number of ways. First of all, uPVC doors require much less maintenance, being easy to wipe clean and not needing to be repainted or varnished like wooden doors do, where paint can potentially peel or crack. uPVC doors are also weather resistant, not absorbing rain as might wooden doors, which can lead to warping or bowing and thus to structural failure. Finally, our uPVC doors are purpose-built to be energy efficient, having multiple layers as standard, and equipped with such features as twin seal gaskets and glass with warm edge tech spacer bars, to help reduce heat loss and draught penetration better than a single-layer door could.

As you can see, Irish Oak uPVC Back Doors are not only ideal for creating the appearance of wood in modern and rural settings, but are also more energy efficient and require less maintenance than actual wooden doors.