Door styles and details

Traditional Front Doors

Compare traditional front door panels, decorative glass and heritage-style hardware with a modern fitted doorset.

Panelled entrance door design example

Plan the right specification

Make the details work together

A new door needs to suit the opening and the way you use it. These are the decisions to discuss with the team.

Read the door buying checklist →
01

Respect the character of the entrance

Panel proportions, glazing and surrounding joinery influence how a replacement looks. Bring photographs of the whole frontage rather than the old door alone.

02

Check restrictions before ordering

If the property is listed or in a conservation area, ask the relevant authority whether the proposed change needs consent. Do not assume that matching a colour is the only requirement.

Explore the details

Door design ideas

Design examples from our website collection. Confirm the exact product, finish and available options with the team.

Clear quotation

Know what the fitting quote includes

Ask for the selected product, frame, glazing, hardware and threshold in writing. Confirm preparation, removal, disposal, finishing work, payment terms and guarantee details before proceeding.

Final sizes and suitability need a survey. Tell us about access needs or changes to the opening at the start.

Your questions

Before you choose your doors

Can a traditional-looking door have modern locks?

Yes, appearance and locking specification can be considered separately. Confirm the hardware supplied with the chosen doorset.

Choose the material as well as the look

Talk through your options

Ready to plan your new doors?

Call the group team or send your postcode and door requirements. Office hours: Monday–Friday, 10am–5pm. Outside these hours, send an enquiry.

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