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Front & Back Doors

External doors to create an impression

  • Over 70 stunning front door designs
  • Choice of materials, colours & styles
  • Secure multi-point locking
  • 10 year guarantee for external doors

Front doors for every style of house

Front doors used to be seen as a display of wealth and one of the most important features of a house. Property owners would have grand and ornate doors that projected their authority and status. External doors might not be the status symbol they once were, but they still have kerb appeal and create the first impression of your home.

A front door that complements the period of your house will make your property more appealing. We recommend choosing your door based on the style and age of your home. We also recommend choosing a colour based on the period and the colour of the brick or stone.

At Everest, we have a wide range of front doors that can all be configured into hundreds of different options unique to your needs. All of our front doors are made-to-measure for a perfect fit to reduce draughts. With locking systems that meet British Security Standards, you can relax knowing your door will protect you from unwanted burglars.

Choose from popular uPVC front doors, secure composite front doors, contemporary aluminium front doors or traditional wooden front doors. All doors are available in different panel configurations, with or without glazing and with a variety of front door furniture.

Everest External Doors

Composite Doors

  • Natural-looking woodgrain
  • Bespoke traditional, contemporary & stable designs
  • Energy Efficient and Secure
  • Traditional & contemporary furniture

uPVC Doors

  • Energy efficient
  • Wide range of colours, designs & furniture
  • Easy to maintain and no rot or rust
  • Secured by Design lock

Timber Doors

  • Natural, timeless & elegant
  • High-quality sustainable wood
  • Precision crafted for a tighter fit
  • A wide range of paint & stain finishes

Aluminium Doors

  • Ideal for contemporary properties
  • Ultra-slim profile to let more light into your home
  • Naturally strong & durable
  • Modern & easy to maintain

Commonly Asked Questions

What's the best material for a front door?

Each material offers various benefits and advantages. uPVC offers great value but with good security. Composite doors marry a robust construction with stunning looks. Timber is tough and hard wearing and offers timeless styling. Aluminium is a good strong alternative that does not expand or warp in hot weather.

Read more: How to choose a replacement door...

What colours are available for front doors?

At Everest, we offer a beautiful range of colours and natural woodgrain finishes, so there is a perfect colour to suit every property. Colours range from classic black, red and white through to more contemporary colours such as anthracite grey and Sage green to help you create a stylish statement entrance to your home.

Read more: Everest door colour range...

What is the best front door colour?

To choose the best front door colour for your home, you first need to consider the architectural style and the location of your house.

Also think about the style of your house and the colour of the brick or building materials to choose a colour that complements your home.

You might also want to consider that different colours have different meanings, for example in Feng Shui, a black door is considered protective and a powerful shield.

If you are planning to sell your house, it would be wise to stick with classic 'safe' colours of black, red, dark blue and dark green.

Read more: Choosing the best front door colour for your home...

What is the best type of front door?

Everest front doors are panel doors of various configurations available in four types of material. The best type of door for your needs depends on your own unique requirements.

The 4 types of door material:

Timber uPVC Composite Aluminium
Security ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐   ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Cost £££ £ ££   ££££
Maintenance High Low Low   Low
Lifespan Lifetime 30 years 35 years   45 years

For help choosing the best type of door for you, contact us for an appointment.

Read more: Doors buying guide...

Popular Front Door Designs

Here are some of our popular front door designs. We provide a wide range of options, with over 70 designs in total. This includes our composite doors, encompassing both traditional and contemporary looks. Our offerings also feature uPVC, aluminium, and timber front doors.

Dark green door with wood grain detail
Chester 2
Everest conservatory door with wood grain finish
Chester 3
Red Everest conservatory door with wood grain panels
Dunluce 2
Everest dark grey woodgrain door with glass panels
Dunluce 3
Dark gray Everest door with square glass panels and silver handle
Dunrobin 2
Everest conservatory door deep blue woodgrain effect
Hanwell 2
Everest conservatory door deep teal blue woodgrain finish
Longthorpe 2
Light gray door with black handles and trim
Portland
Sage green Everest conservatory door with woodgrain effect
Rowton 2
Lime green Everest door with diamond window and silver handle
Allington
Light grey composite door with square windows
Beetham
Red door with diamond-shaped windows
Bewley
Dark gray composite door with wood grain detail and window panels
Birr
Orange Everest door with vertical wood grain and a small vertical window
Compton
Light gray composite door with wood grain and multiple windows
Dalston
Dark grey Everest conservatory door with wood grain effect and silver handle
Fraser
Everest conservatory door vibrant teal blue
Leslie
Everest conservatory door teal blue woodgrain effect
Lulworth
Purple Everest conservatory door with wood grain effect
Lyndford
Everest conservatory door light sage green wood grain effect
Mawes
Everest dark grey composite door with wood grain
Mortham
Purple wood-effect Everest conservatory door with a window
Netley
Light gray Everest conservatory door with woodgrain effect
Wharton
Everest conservatory door deep blue woodgrain effect
Hanwell Stable

Beautiful Colours for Your New Front Door

Everest front doors are available in a choice of colours including an authentic woodgrain finish for uPVC doors and a dual colour option with white inside and your choice of colour on the exterior. All our doors are available in a range of colours and our timber and aluminium doors also feature an any RAL service, ensuring your door is truly unique.

White textured door panel with vertical paneling

White

Cream colored Everest conservatory door paneling

Halo White

Cream colored wood grain Everest conservatory panel

Cream

Light gray wood-grain Everest conservatory door panel

Light Grey

Light gray wood-grain laminate surface

Agate Grey

Everest conservatory dark gray door wood grain texture

Anthracite Grey

Dark gray wood grain texture Everest conservatory

Black

Light green wood grain texture

Chartwell Green

Dark green wood grain Everest conservatory cladding

Dark Green

Dark navy blue wood grain Everest conservatory panel

Steel Blue

Red wood-grain Everest conservatory panel

Dark Red

Deep red woodgrain Everest conservatory panel

Burgundy

Dark red wood grain paneling

Rosewood

Close up of a golden-orange wood grain Everest cabinet panel

Standard Oak

Everest conservatory door light sage green wood grain finish

Green Mist

Everest conservatory door teal wood grain finish

Turquoise Blue

Light blue wood grain Everest conservatory door panel

Porcelain Blue

Everest conservatory door panel teal blue woodgrain

Light Blue

Everest conservatory door panel in a mustard yellow finish

Traffic Yellow

Pale pink wood grain Everest conservatory door

Orchid Pink

Pale pink Everest conservatory door panel

Light Pink

Pink Everest conservatory door panel

Antique Pink

Pink Everest conservatory door panel

Violet Pink

Close up of a vibrant magenta Everest door panel

Magenta Pink

Red wood-grain Everest conservatory door panel

Traffic Red

Light purple wood grain Everest conservatory door panel

Pale Lilac

Deep pink wood-grain Everest conservatory door

Traffic Purple

Blank white image

White Knight

Warm brown wood grain finish

Golden Oak

Rich brown wood grain finish

Dark Woodgrain

Dark navy blue and white material sample

Dual Anthracite Grey

Dark brown wood laminate with white trim

Dual Dark Woodgrain

Brown and white wood effect conservatory finish sample

Dual Golden Oak

Light sage green textured Everest conservatory material sample

Dual Sage Green

Plain white background

White

Dark gray solid color

Anthracite Grey

Rich brown wood grain finish

Dark Woodgrain

Warm brown wood grain finish

Golden Oak

Solid black background image

Black

Dark green solid color background

Fir Green

Solid deep navy blue color

Steel Blue

Solid mustard yellow background

Buttercut Yellow

Pale yellow background image

Ivory

Solid bright green background

Emerald Green

Solid bright yellow background

Primrose Yellow

Solid dark green color

Olive Green

Deep navy blue solid color

Bluebell

Solid deep maroon color

Burgundy

Teal solid color background

Eucalyptus

Solid red color

Pillar Box Red

Everest conservatory colour swatches

RAL

Plain white background

White

Anthracite Grey

Solid black background image

Black

Brown

Light gray textured background

Light Grey

Everest conservatory colour swatches

RAL

What type of door is best for my home?

How do you choose a new front door, where do you start? A few simple questions will help you find the perfect front door for you.

How durable do you want your door to be?

  • uPVC –  a material lifespan of around 30 years
  • Composite - a GRP door should have a lifetime of 35 years
  • Timber - can last for a lifetime, but needs constant maintenance every few years
  • Aluminium - the most robust material with a lifespan of at least 45 years

What type of property do you live in?

  • Period property - Opt for timber or composite panel doors, avoid uPVC as it might devalue your home
  • Contemporary - a sleek aluminium or contemporary style composite door would best suit a modern home
  • Victorian or Edwardian - a four-panel timber door with two glazed panels of obscure patterned glass
  • Country cottage - a stable door for the kitchen and possibly as a front door
  • Townhouse - a period townhouse looks best with a traditional timber panel door

Read our extensive buying guide: How to choose a front door...

Everest Customers Also Asked

Are front doors with glass safe?

Glass doors are safe. The glass used in Everest glazed doors are fitted with 6.8mm laminated glass as standard, which makes breaking the glass incredibly difficult. Our laminated security glass surpasses every security standard with the extra layer of laminate holding the shards in place should the glass break and ensuring there is no hole left for an intruder to pass through.

How much does a new front door cost?

A large number of variables influence the price of a door including material, construction, if locks and hardware have been added and if the installation is included. The cheapest doors are sold as basic slabs – just the door leaf with no finish or hardware added. All Everest front doors are sold as door sets that come pre-assembled with the frame locks and all hardware in place and we then include the cost of installation.

Read more: How much does a new front door cost...

What is Secured by Design and PAS 24?

Secured by Design (SBD) is an accreditation that consumers can look for when selecting products to have confidence that a door, window or lock meets a certain level of quality.

To achieve an SPD licence, the products must meet requirements to prevent crime set to a 'Police Preferred Specification'.

SBD approved products can only be produced by a manufacturer with a Secured by Design licence.

Read more: What is Secured by Design...

Publicly Available Specification (PAS) is a standard set by an industry to ensure that all manufacturers in an industry are making and selling products that reach the industry benchmark for quality.

PAS is overseen by the BSI (British Standards Institution) who manage the setting and distribution of the PAS standards.

PAS 24 and Secured by Design are independent of each other. However, most SBD products must meet PAS 24 standards as a minimum alongside other SBD requirements.

PAS 24 or an equivalent standard is required to meet Building Regulations for new builds properties.

Read more: What is PAS 24...

Do I need planning permission to change my front door?

You can change the front door of your property without needing planning approval. However, it is always advisable to speak to your local authority, as there may be conditions attached to previous permissions or covenants covering what you can and cannot do.

Read more: Do you need planning permission for doors...

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