A stable door is split horizontally so the top and bottom can open independently.
If you are looking for a door to suit a traditional property, or simply trying to add more convenience to your everyday lives, then look no further than a classic Fortrezz Stable Door. Suitable as both a front or back door, it is available in an extensive array of styles and colours.
The door comes with two completely separate high-security locks, with a high-strength centre gearbox. A conventional handle operates the top lock and a key/thumb turn operates the bottom lock which is fitted with a roller latch for ease of use. Of course, a single key fits both parts, meaning no need to carry more than one.
The Fortrezz Stable Door sits within our main Fortrezz Door range, with many of the same colour and hardware options.
The Fortrezz Stable Door comes in a range of standard colours, shown below. You can also specify white on the inside of your frames and a colour or woodgrain on the outside.
Dual-colour is a popular choice and reflects traditional frames where the outside is painted a different colour to the interior, allowing for greater flexibility in interior decorating.
Below are the colours Fortrezz offer:
| The Neutral Collection |
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| The Grey Collection |
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| The Primary Collection |
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| The Woodgrain Collection |
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The Fortrezz Stable Door range is offered with a wide range of hardware options, including standard lever handles, door bar restrictors, security chains, nightlatches, letterplates, knockers, spyholes, escutcheons, letters and numerals, hinges, bar handles, and door knobs.
The best way to get an idea of how you could customise your Fortrezz Stable Door to add exactly the finishing touch you want is to download the brochures below.
We are experts at window and door replacements, along with the complete build of garden rooms, extensions, verandas, sky rooms and conservatories. Let us know what you’re after and we will arrange a site visit at a convenient time for you, discuss your ideals and then give you a full, free, no-obligation quote for everything involved.
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A stable door is split horizontally so the top and bottom can open independently.
Yes. Modern stable doors include secure locking systems.
Yes. Composite stable doors combine traditional styling with modern materials performance.
Yes. Selected manufacturers offer composite stable doors. Take a look at the ones we offer here.
Yes. They include modern locking systems while offering flexible ventilation.
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