Your front door is more than just an entrance to your home. It can be a statement piece, security for your private space, a colourful welcome, or a visual enhancement. Above all, it is your greeting to yourself and others.
But we don’t just do front doors. KRB can supply replacement doors of all sorts, from French to sliding to stable to bi-fold. uPVC doors. Aluminium doors. Composite doors. In a wide variety of colours, and with a multitude of glazing and furniture options.
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.
Got a question? Just ask – our advice is free.
This depends on several factors, predominantly including your budget, the style of the property, and the level of security you want.
All doors are secure, but some are more secure than others, and this will have a bearing on cost and the choice you make (and could even help reduce your insurance premium). We can help you make that choice with unbiased advice.
Almost certainly yes, though the size might be millimetrically different, depending on the door material you choose.
We can add any design in that is available in our Glass & Glazing options, or add stained glass to sidelights or a top light if you wish.
Potentially, yes. But it will depend on the overall width of the aperture, whether your existing doors have sidelights (ie allowing the sliding doors to be wider), and other factors.
The best advice we can give is that we come and do a site visit, measure up, and talk you through the options.
Absolutely. A combination of exact manufacturing tolerances and double seals ensure doors are free of draughts, thereby keeping the heat in and helping to reduce your energy bills.
Depending on the type of door and the material(s) from which it is manufactured, the sealing processes vary, but all modern doors will keep the weather out.
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