UPVC BACK DOORS

What styles of Upvc Back Doors are available?

With several styles to choose from, you can add the right kerb appeal to your home. Our Upvc Back Doors can be categorised into the following style types:

• Traditional styles: Perfect for older properties with familiar designs
• Modern styles: Bold and simple designs suited for contemporary homes
• Stable styles: Ideal for rural kerb appeal; tongue and groove

Traditional back doors

About traditional styles: Timeless and typically colonial designs featuring four to six panels. Our most abundant range.

Description: Traditional Upvc back doors come in a diverse range of styles, with standard concave mouldings or Baroque-inspired raised linear mouldings. Designs, such as our popular Cannich Upvc Back Doors, or the swept Kishorn Upvc Back Doors, resemble familiar wooden door styles. The arched glass Carron Upvc Back Doors and diamond glass Leven One Upvc Back Doors diversify this range, whilst maintaining the grace expected of doors intended for classical homes.

Modern back doors

About modern styles: A step away from familiar colonial designs, with long or small rectangles of glass taking centre stage.

Description: Modern style Upvc back doors differ from the familiar colonial style traditional doors. Naturally intended for contemporary homes, these doors feature a grooved pattern divided by horizontal lines, and make use of unorthodox glass configurations, such as the long vertical glass of the Virtu Upvc Back Doors, or the three small rectangles of Lussa Upvc Back Doors.

Stable style back doors

About stable styles: Easily recognised by vertical tongue and groove, with squares and rectangles of glass similar to modern styles.

Description: All stable style Upvc back doors feature vertical grooves, making them a good fit for rural homes. Styles include the Tummel Upvc Back Doors, a somewhat modern design with three small rectangles of glass, the solid Stable Style Upvc Back Doors, good for privacy, and our popular Torridon Upvc Back Doors, featuring a large square of glass and set apart by a horizontal strip.