Composite Doors

Choose composite doors from Leeds Glass to add both style and security to your home.

Our composite doors are incredibly durable. The solid laminate timber core is encapsulated within a plastic edge banding, while two thermoplastic skins ensure they will never need painting or varnishing.

Our Leeds Glass composite doors are virtually maintenance free and take the effortless look of timber without compromising on security, making them the perfect choice for homeowners of any lifestyle.

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Composite doors product features

Update your home with a composite door from Leeds Glass.

Your door. Your style

Pick from over 80 front door designs and 18 different colours – alongside glazing and hardware accessories – to find the perfect door to fit the front of your home.

Solid to the core

Composite doors from Leeds Glass are made with up to 15 crossed layers of engineered timber, giving them unrivalled strength and feeling of quality.

Secured by design

Leeds Glass composite doors have been put through rigorous tests to meet the Secured by Design standard. You can rest assured your door will be safe and secure.

Why choose Leeds Glass?

We have an established reputation for supplying and fitting high-specification doors that are designed to meet the highest standards. We’re a local family business based in Leeds that’s been going for more than 40 years. We’re proud of our heritage and continue to help people right across Yorkshire enhance the look, energy efficiency and security of their homes. Our installers are qualified to national standards to ensure safe installations, and our customer service team is always available to help.

Words from our customers

We’re committed to helping people across Yorkshire transform their homes with new doors and windows. See what our happy customers have to say about Leeds Glass.

The completed work looks great and exceeded my expectations so much so that I would highly recommend Leeds Glass to anyone!

Mick, Leeds

Your installers were very sympathetic to the fact that this is a working office and their attitude was very professional when we had customers in the office and on the phone. A fantastic job!

Scott Finlayson, Milford Building Supplies

Leeds Glass are absolute professionals causing minimal disruption and I was amazed at how clean and tidy they left the site!

Tracey Dawson, Daletech Electronics Limited

Our new secondary glazing provides a new level of comfort with a much reduced heating level, saving on energy and our heating bills!

Jack, Leeds

The service was personal to us, we felt we mattered to Leeds Glass who understood our needs and concerns.

Kevin, Leeds

Thanks to the guys who fit the windows, who did so very efficiently and pleasantly and with as little disruption to our clinic as possible. Great job!

Alison Rose, Coach House Sports Physiotherapy Clinic

The team at Leeds Glass were professional throughout the whole job.. much appreciated

Alan Bedford, ISS, York

I would like to compliment Leeds Glass for the excellent service they provided with our new window installations and helping us decide on the right course of action with quotes on time and most competitive.

Alan Atherton-Davies, IETG Ltd, Leeds

Frequently asked questions

What is a composite door?

A composite door is a durable, secure exterior door made from multiple materials, usually including a solid timber core, uPVC, insulating foam, and a reinforced steel frame. This combination offers better strength, insulation, weather resistance, and low maintenance compared to traditional wooden or uPVC doors.

Can you paint composite doors?

Yes, you can paint composite doors. To paint a composite door: first clean the door, lightly sand it to create a smooth surface, and apply a primer designed for composites. Follow with high-quality, exterior-grade paint suitable for composite materials.

How much are composite doors?

Composite doors in the UK usually cost between £600 and £2,000, depending on style, design, glazing, and security features. Installation costs can add an additional £200 to £500. Premium options with advanced security and bespoke designs may reach up to £2,500 or more. Get in touch with us at Leeds Glass for a free no-obligation quote.

How to adjust a composite door?

To adjust composite door hinges, you will need either a screwdriver or an Allen key depending on the type of screws on your hinge. For height, adjust the bottom hinge and for lateral alignment, adjust the top hinge. To correct door alignment, adjust the middle hinge. Test the door after each adjustment, ensuring it opens and closes smoothly without sticking or gaps.

How to clean composite doors?

To clean composite doors, use warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Wipe the door surface and frame, avoiding abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that can damage the finish. Rinse with clean water and dry with a soft cloth for a streak-free finish.

What is the price difference between uPVC and composite doors?

Composite doors are usually more expensive ranging from £600 to £2,000 whereas uPVC doors cost between £250 and £1,000. Composite doors have superior durability, insulation, and security features. Installation costs for both types of door range from £200 to £500, adding to the overall cost.

Are composite doors fire rated?

Yes, some composite doors are fire-rated. These doors are designed to meet specific fire safety standards, usually offering 30 minutes of fire resistance. Always check for certification to ensure compliance with regulations.

Do composite doors fade?

Composite doors are highly resistant to fading because of their durable outer layer. Composite doors are expected to last up to 35 years, making them an excellent choice.

Can you put a cat flap in a composite door?

Yes, you can install a cat flap in a composite door, but it requires professional installation to maintain the door’s structural integrity and insulation properties. Make sure the cat flap is suitable for composite doors, and consult with a specialist to avoid voiding any warranties.

Do composite doors warp?

Composite doors are less likely to warp compared to traditional wooden doors because of the materials they are made from. They are designed to withstand weather and temperature changes effectively.

Get in touch with us today to discover more about composite doors from Leeds Glass and how we can help transform your home.

Choose composite doors from Leeds Glass to add both style and security to your home.

What is a composite door?

Can you paint composite doors?

How much are composite doors?

How to adjust a composite door?

How to clean composite doors?

What is the price difference between uPVC and composite doors?

Are composite doors fire rated?

Do composite doors fade?

Can you put a cat flap in a composite door?

Do composite doors warp?

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