Usually not, unless your property is listed or in a conservation area.
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 kerb-appeal-boosting visual enhancement. Above all, it is your greeting to yourself and others.
KRB can supply replacement single doors of all sorts – uPVC doors, aluminium doors, composite doors. In a wide variety of colours, and with a multitude of glazing and furniture options.
We also sell a fantastic range of slimline internal aluminium doors (hinged, pivot, or sliding) for that perfect contemporary look.
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.
Usually not, unless your property is listed or in a conservation area.
PAS 24 is an enhanced UK security standard which ensures that external doors and windows resist physical attacks by opportunistic burglars. It features a pass-or-fail test system and helps satisfy Building Regs Part Q as well as the police-backed Secured by Design accreditation.
Yes. Multi-point locking systems and reinforced frames provide excellent security.
Yes. Modern uPVC doors are insulated to help reduce heat loss.
Aluminium front doors can have a higher initial cost than many uPVC options. However, their durability, low maintenance requirements, security, and long service life can make them a good long-term investment.
Yes. Modern aluminium front doors typically use thermally broken frames and insulated panels or glazing to help reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency.
Yes. Aluminium is a strong material, and high-quality doors can be fitted with multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, and other security features.
Yes. They can be designed with minimalist glazing and slim sightlines for contemporary properties, or with traditional panel and decorative options for period-style homes.
Yes. Their insulated core helps keep heat inside your home and improves energy efficiency.
Yes. They are designed to withstand rain, wind, and changing UK weather.
Many homeowners consider them an excellent investment thanks to their durability and performance.
Yes. Colours and hardware can often be coordinated with your windows.
Yes. Composite doors are a popular low-maintenance replacement.
Composite doors are stronger, more secure, and offer a premium appearance while requiring very little maintenance.
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