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The Argyll composite front door is a contemporary design of a slim, full height glass panel on the handle side of a flat 'Garda' slab (the door's alternate name is the Garda D4 Hinge). Grained like wood, the door has a GRP skin (short for glass reinforced plastic) that is easy to clean and resistant to rain. The Argyll style is intrined with the central glass Monmouth and the hinge side glass Gwynedd.

There are several colourful and grey finishes to choose from, such as our standard red, green or blue, bright heather, pastel chartwell green, or a grey such as slate grey and anthracite. White by default, the frame can be colour matched to your door, and the inside of the frame and door can also be made to a different finish from white, although the majority of our customers are content to leave the inside view as white. Should you require a specific colour, we offer a bespoke colour service to paint the door or frame using RAL, British Standard, Farrow & Ball and Dulux colour codes.

The Argyll composite front door is highly secure, pre fitted with a Secured By Design multipoint locking system, and pre hung with a steel reinforced upvc frame. Energy efficient too, the glass units contain warm edge tech spacer bars to minimise the amount of heat lost from inside the home, while guaranteed for life Q-Lon gasket weatherseals form a seal against draught and reduce external noise.

Each one of our supply only composite front doors is made to measure, helping to save time on installation. This option is best for trade customers and those wishing to perform do it yourself fitting. We will provide free delivery on our doors to most areas in Britain, with delivery to the Highlands and islands subject to an additional cost.