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One of four Monza style doors with small square glass panels, the Monza 4 Square Centre composite external door consists of the Monza slab (also called a Varese slab), which is similar to the 'Kingston' cottage style slab - both of which have a linear rectangle taking up most of the slab area, but unlike the Kingston's grooved vertical lines, the Monza has seven horizontal lines within this large rectangle. The Monza 4 Square Centre, named obviously for the four square glass panels running down the centre of the door, is very much a contemporary door, using flat modern cassettes rather than the beaded cassettes common with composite doors.

Made to measure, our supply only composite external doors are perfect for trade customers or do it yourself fitting. We also provide free delivery of our bespoke made doors to properties across most of mainland Britain (delivery to outlying areas subject to additional charge).

As a contemporary door design, there is no question that the Monza 4 Square Centre composite door looks best within a modern style property, either as a striking front entrance door or as a stylish back door. As standard with our composite doors, the Monza 4 Square Centre door has a steel reinforced frame, and is pre fitted with a police and insurance approved Secured By Design multi point locking system, to help bolster your home's security.

As well as plain glass, this door is available with modern glass styles such as the etched linear Deco and the clear edged Kensington. To accompany the plain glass, we offer backing glass options, to add decoration or texture to the glass, and to also provide a level of privacy due to the different degrees of obscurity among them. Top lights, side panels and flag windows can similarly have these backing glass choices, or alternatively solid panelling that's either flat or tongue and groove.