Single doors
A single glazed leaf for side returns, garden studios and secondary entrances, secured like the rest of the house.
Heritage style aluminium doors
Steel-look aluminium doors with slim frames and glazing bars, for period homes, 1930s houses and Conservation Areas where a chunky modern frame looks wrong.
01Aluminium doors
Heritage style, in aluminium
Heritage style aluminium doors are a steel-look take on early 20th-century metal doors, with slim frames and glazing bars. They suit interwar and modernist houses with original metal windows, and period homes in Conservation Areas.
French pairs
Two glazed leaves with a grid of glazing bars, the classic garden opening at the back of a period house.
Glazing bars
Slim bars that split the glass into small period panes, set at survey to your elevation and existing windows.
02Our work
Fitted by our own team.
03Technical specification
Specification.
Every option is confirmed at survey, against your opening and your build stage.
- Material
- Steel-look aluminium
- Configurations
- Single doors and French pairs
- Glazing
- Insulated glass units with glazing bars
- Bar layout
- Set to your elevation and existing windows at survey
- Installation
- Surveyed, supplied and fitted by our own team
- Locking
- Modern locking
- Single doors
- Lock directly into the frame
- Lead time
- Depends on finish and colour, confirmed with your quote
04Asked before every survey
The questions that matter.
Will a conservation officer approve heritage-style aluminium doors?
Not automatically, and the word heritage is not consent. In a Conservation Area under an Article 4 Direction, replacing doors usually needs planning permission, and officers tend to refuse uPVC and chunky frames. Slim sightlines and correct glazing bars give your application its best chance.
How are heritage-style doors different from standard aluminium doors?
They are slimmer and flatter, and they carry glazing bars. Standard aluminium doors use deeper, plainer profiles that read as modern, which is right for an extension and wrong on a 1930s elevation. Both are supplied and fitted by our own team.
Who do I contact if there is a problem after fitting?
One company answers for the whole job. The team that surveyed the opening also supplied and fitted the doors, so one call reaches the people who did the work.
05Start here
Start with a conversation.
- A render of the finished result before you commit
- Showroom in Ruislip, opposite Ruislip Manor station, with parking
- One team from survey through to installation
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