Everest dark gray door with wood grain detail and sidelights

Composite Doors

Secure Composite Front Doors

Elegant range of designs
Superior energy efficiency & weather proofing
Excellent security
Wide range of colours to enhance your home

What is a Composite Door?

Everest composite doors are 70mm deep, which really stands out when you see and feel just how solid they are. The thickness of the door means that not only is it robust, but also highly energy-efficient due to the volume of insulating foam we can pack inside. In fact, Everest composite doors are one of the most energy efficient front doors on the market. The tough outer skin also makes the door weatherproof and life-proof, protecting it from all the daily knocks a front door has to endure – ensuring it stays looking great for years to come.

Everest composite doors are available in all popular front door colours to suit any age and style of house. From contemporary anthracite grey to classic black, through to deep greens and blues. You can also choose to be bold with a dash of colour from striking pinks and yellows to really set your home apart.

A composite door is a combination of different materials to make a stronger, more durable door. The internal frame is made with steel reinforced rods for extra strength. The external skin is made from a layer of interwoven Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP), also known as fibreglass – it's exceptionally tough, weatherproof, and is moulded perfectly to replicate a wood grain.

Wide Range of Composite Door Designs

Our composite doors are available in 25 different designs, both traditional and contemporary. With a choice of 33 handpicked colours in our range, you can simply transform your home and add kerb appeal.

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

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 dark navy blue door with wood grain detail

Hanwell Stable

Door Furniture & Hardware

A beautiful door deserves beautiful furniture and our range of handles, knockers and letterplates provide a high end finishing touch to your bespoke Everest Front Door.

Handles

Our door handle collection offers a range of stylish options to suit your preference and effortlessly enhance the functionality and style of your door.

Knockers

Enhance the charm and character of your door with our wide selection of door knockers including traditional Bull Ring, Urn and Lions Head designs.

Letterplates

Complete your door with a convenient and stylish letterplate, ensuring easy mail delivery while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of your entrance.

Accessories

An array of accessories, including spyholes for enhanced visibility, numerals for a stylish address display, and security chains for added peace of mind.

Glazing Designs

Add a personal touch to your door with bespoke, handcrafted decorative glass designed by you and handcrafted by our artisan glaziers. We offer a fine selection of beautiful glass, be it contemporary or traditional, with bevelled, coloured and textured glass options available to really make your door individual and stand out. For added privacy, select from our range of obscure glass options to be used as backing for certain glass designs.

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Why Choose a Composite Door?

Industry leading energy efficiency, security, and durability in a selection of styles and colours to suit your home.

Energy-efficient and weather-proof

Everest composite doors achieve excellent energy efficiency, with an A++ option available and triple glazing as standard. All our doors will ensure your home retains more of the precious heat inside. Additionally, we use the very best materials to ensure year-round protection against the elements and to avoid colour fading.

Our most secure doors

An Everest composite door offers peace of mind because each one is packed with security measures to keep your home secure. The skin is a super-tough multi-layered GRP, with an anti-saw security mesh layer and a multipoint, 3* locking cylinder incorporating anti-pick and anti-drill protection. Added to this is an internal steel reinforcement, and a special hinge bolt to stop the door from being lifted off its hinges. We’ve left nothing to chance where security is concerned – with all doors achieving Secured by Design standards.

Hard-wearing, but always great looking

Front doors can get some serious daily wear and tear from a busy family coming and going, but our high-impact resistant, moulded wood-grain skin is built to stay looking great. The thick outer skin, solid core foam insulation, and steel reinforcement ensure the door stays true in the frame, and keeps any bowing, sticking and shrinking to an absolute minimum. Your Everest front door will remain a great entrance to your home for years to come.

High-quality Composite Doors, guaranteed

10 year guarantee against fog and condenstation between the glass sealed unit
10 year product and workmanship guarantee
Low maintenance GRP that will never rot or rust

Case Study

Front Composite Door

5 out of 5 on TrustPilot

Having lived with our Everest products for a while, we feel they are they are definitely stronger, more durable and of a far superior quality compared to other home improvements companies.

Mr & Mrs K, Suffolk

What are composite doors made from?

The external part of a composite door is made from a layer of Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP), also known as fibreglass, the same material used to make fishing boats in the North Sea. It's tough, weatherproof and moulds perfectly to replicate a wood grain.

The tough exterior GRP panels are fused to an internal frame made from uPVC and layered inside that is another frame of hardwood which makes a double frame of superior stability and rigidity.

The internal space of the door is injected with a warm thermal polyurethane foam core that's 100% CFC and offers excellent heat retaining A-rated insulation to make your door more energy efficient.

The outer door frame is constructed from a sturdy 70mm uPVC profile with steel reinforcement rods.

All Everest doors are made in Britain.

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What is the difference between uPVC and composite doors?

The main difference between uPVC and composite doors is in the materials. uPVC doors are constructed solely of uPVC a strong and durable form of plastic. Whereas, composite doors are made from a selection of materials including a solid timber core, glass reinforced polyester skins and uPVC frame. Composite doors, though more expensive, tend to be more popular due to their robust, long-lasting structure.

Both doors hold PAS 24 and Secured by Design standards.

uPVC Doors	Composite doors
Security	⭐⭐⭐	⭐⭐⭐⭐
Cost	£	£££
Maintenance	Low	Low
Lifespan	30 years	35 years

Do composite door colours fade?

Composite doors are engineered with a glass reinforced polyester (GRP) skin, which is notable for its ability to resist losing its colour. Every door is hand sprayed to the colour of choice using a special hard-wearing acrylic paint and then cured in an infrared bake that is so durable your door never needs to be painted again.

Colours on a composite door are designed not to fade or wear like a regular painted door. That said, a composite door could be susceptible to the elements, in particular UV damage, depending on the direction that it is facing.

Read more: Everest doors colour range...

How much do composite doors cost?

Composite doors cost approximately 50% more than a white uPVC door.

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How is a composite door made?

Each and every composite door we sell is manufactured bespoke to a customer’s order. That’s not always the way with many companies cutting slabs to size. But for us all our composite doors go through our exacting 22 step process to bring you a product you can enjoy for years to come. Read more about our manufacturing process here.

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