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Residential Doors
There are many types of residential doors available on the market today, from traditional wooden doors to modern composite doors. With such a wide range of styles and materials to choose from, it can be mind-boggling to know where to start.
At Styleglaze, we have over 30 years of experience in the door industry, so we’re well-placed to offer advice on choosing the right doors for your home.


Back Doors & Patio Doors
The longevity of your door will depend on the quality of uPVC or aluminium, the amount of aluminium within the frame, the way that the glazing is sealed, and many other technical details that go into making a secure, durable, quality door.

Make a Statement
There are many factors to consider when choosing an entrance door. In Daventry, the most popular choice is a composite door. A composite door has everything you need. Style, value, durability, and security.

Patio Doors
Space is the biggest influence on the choice. Sliding doors if you want the doors to stay in their own space. Bifold doors if you want to fully open the doors. French doors for smaller space, often to replace existing windows without changing the lintel.

French Doors
Usually, the French doors are made to the same width as the window so that the lintel can remain in place for minimal disruption. It is lovely to open up French doors to the garden and let fresh air fill the house.

Bifold Doors
The choice of where you place the master door gives you the flexibility of using it simply as a back door when you just want to step outside without opening up the whole wall.

Back Doors
We have seen increasing requests recently, for back doors that match the front door, often with a slightly different design such as a stable door or glazed top half.


Door Choices
Residential doors are broken down into two categories. Front Doors and back doors. Although there are no set rules about the doors you choose, generally speaking, the front door will be mostly solid and made out of wood, composite, uPVC, aluminium or a combination. Although you may choose to glaze sections, often this is obscure or decorated to preserve some privacy. Back doors, whether they are simple kitchen entrances or substantial patio doors, tend to be mostly glazed.