What is A Composite Door Made From?

At Leekes, our composite doors are some of the strongest doors on the market. We work with market leaders Rockdoor, Solidor, and Hurst to give you a door that gives you extra strength and security. You might be wondering how composite doors are made. Read on to learn more.

What Is A Composite Door?

The first question you might be wondering is “What is a composite door?” A composite door is a front door that is made up of wood and uPVC to create a strong and durable entrance.

A solid timber core is used to create a strong protective layer that is resistant to rot and moisture. This could help withstand tough weather conditions in the long term.

How Is A Composite Door Made?

We work closely with our customers to create a made to measure fit, meaning the door is cut to their bespoke requirements. We use uPVC for the door sash and inner frame, including a solid insulating core. This helps the materials work seamlessly, resulting in optimal performance.

Our Hurst composite doors are built from a rigid polymer subframe, alongside a high impact GRP skin, and a polyurethane foam core. When brought together, these give you extra strength and security.

Our Solidor composite doors are made from a rigid timber core, with a variety of wood layers. Not only is this a strong material at its core, but it also gives you excellent thermal efficiency, resulting in one of the warmest doors on the market.

Get A Composite Door With Leekes

When you are ready to get a composite door, get in touch with Leekes today. Call us on 0800 038 5355 or fill out our online contact form.

Alternatively, to design your composite door, fill out our online quoting engine. It is easy to use. Fill out your bespoke requirements, and a member of our team will get back in touch with you to discuss your project further.

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