uPVC Doors

A quick way to refresh your home’s exterior is by painting your exterior uPVC doors. In theory, it is possible to paint a uPVC but at Everest, we would not overly promote this idea as paint won’t provide such a good finish and there is always a chance that the pain will not bond to the surface and will begin to flake – certainly if it's in direct sunlight for long periods.

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Early uPVC doors suffered from a security flaw because the euro locks used could easily be ‘snapped’ to gain access to a property. Improved anti-snap locks solved the issue and modern quality uPVC doors now have locking systems that meet British Security Standards.

Everest uPVC doors are fitted with 3 star cylinders designed with anti-snap, anti-pick, anti-drill and anti-bump protection to keep your door secure.

All Everest uPVC Doors feature Secured by Design accredited Yale 3* lock cylinders which meet British kitemark TS007:2014

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Everest does not supply sash jammers or hinge bolts. Letterbox fishing guards and door chains are optional extras.

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.

Everest uPVC doors come in a range of 7 colours, including the popular Anthracite grey, Sage green and of course white. uPVC doors also have the option of woodgrain finishes to give a real wood finish but without maintenance. Plus, dual colours with white inside and a second shade on the exterior.

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A new front door cost is dependent on many factors ranging from material, style, size and custom made options.

At Everest, our uPVC door cost covers the install of a full door set including the frame, leaf, handles, hinges, locking mechanism and furniture, plus a 10 year guarantee as standard.

Everest uPVC door prices start at £1,500 including full installation and a 10 year guarantee. The higher cost compared to supply only basic pricing reflects not only the quality of the Everest product and accessories but also the skilled installation service and guarantees included in the price.

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