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Timber doors are not as good as composite doors when it comes to keeping the warmth in and the cold out. With the price of oil going up and up  you need to think about the cost of your energy bills. Obviously if you have old windows or doors this will play an important part in wasting fuel and in turn, wasting your money. Composite doors would be a good choice when it comes to choosing a new front or back door, as they are a good insulator and this would help in stopping you wasting your money.

Most composite doors come pre-fitted in an Upvc frame which is available in a range of different finishes. The frame can be supplied in white inside and outside, also in cherry wood inside and outside, also in light oak colour inside and also in golden oak on the inside and outside, and finally in mahogany inside and outside. As well as these options composite doors can have the frame in a finish, but only with the finish on one side.

If you wanted a composite door with the external colour of the frame just on one side, this is possible, and the options are as follows: white on the inside and golden oak on the outside, white on the inside and mahogany on the outside, and finally white on the inside and cherry wood on the outside.

When you have a family its only natural to want to protect them and keep them safe and sound in your home. A composite door is a good way of making sure you and your family are going to be safe in your home. A good company that make composite doors will supply their composite doors with a secured by design system as standard. These systems which are also known as "SBD" but with some companies this is still only an extra option or an upgrade. Also with some other manufacturers, the "SBD" secured by design is not available at all.

It is strongly advisable to make sure that you will be buying a composite door with the ''SBD'' option on it. Composite doors are made from a whole solid panel and then are cut down to size, they are made to measure to suit and fit your home. This is different to the older Upvc doors, which are made up from a frame and welded together, and then a different panel is inserted to give the door a different look. In my opinion the Upvc doors just look like a frame inside a frame which is actually what they are.

On composite front doors you can have extras added to customize it to suit it to your home. You can have different numerals fitted to you door. You can have these numbers or letters fitted onto your door by the installer in whatever position you choose. There are a different number of places you could put these numbers because composite doors come in all different styles.

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