Virtu Rosewood uPVC Front Doors Supply Only

Is Rosewood good for a modern uPVC Front Door?

For a blend of contemporary style and the look of dark wood, we offer Rosewood Virtu uPVC Front Doors. What they offer includes:

• Timeless appeal: a wooden look and a touch of formality
• A match to dark wooden surrounds: such as canopies and uPVC windows
• Weather resistance: better protection compared to wood

The familiar look of Rosewood

How it works: A dark wood finish found in classical wooden doors.

Description: Match the formal tone of a dark wooden door and combine it with contemporary design in our Rosewood Virtu uPVC Front Doors. We offer such styles as the abstract Rosewood Virtu Blocks uPVC Front Door, the obscure Rosewood Virtu Naples uPVC Door with etched edges, and the Rosewood Virtu Pavia Door with sandblasted glass and etched border.

Rosewood to match your surrounds

What it matches: Dark wooden canopies and trim, as well as uPVC windows.

Description: Our Rosewood uPVC Doors are a good choice for matching dark wooden surrounds, and are a perfect for matching Rosewood uPVC Windows, as many up-to-date windows favour uPVC for thermal efficiency and weather resistance. What’s more, our Rosewood uPVC Doors can be ordered with matching toplights and side panels for seamless kerb appeal.

Our weather resistant uPVC Rosewood finish

How it compares to wood: uPVC offers superior resistance against rain and requires no varnishing.

Description: While Rosewood uPVC looks like wood, you do not need to paint or varnish it – in fact, it is easier to maintain, with a clean cloth and warm water being generally sufficient to keep your uPVC door looking like new. What’s more, the surface of a uPVC door offers better resistance to weather than natural wood, which can absorb rain and deteriorate due to moisture and temperature changes.

As you can see, Rosewood is good for modern uPVC Front Doors, as they combine the timeless appearance and formality of dark wood with contemporary design, match similarly dark surrounds and uPVC windows, and provide better resistance to the elements than natural wood.