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Dakota
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One of three solid Rock Door styles, the Dakota composite Rock Door is a modern design of four conjoined grooved squares taking up the near full height of the slab. This same grooved pattern can be seen on the glazed Vermont composite Rock Door, and it is similar to the Monza style composite doors, which are segmented into eight sections rather than into four.
As a solid external door, the Dakota composite front door is suited as a front entrance door, as a back door for a contemporary style property, or as a highly secure garage door. The Dakota Rock Door is particularly practical for a front entrance overlooking a busy street, providing privacy. Should you need a top light, side panels or flag windows, these may have fully clear glass or glass accompanied by a backing glass pattern to provide extra texture or privacy whilst letting in natural sunlight. Alternatively, the top light, side panels or flag windows can have solid panelling for greater obscurity.
Designed to be highly secure, the Dakota solid composite Rock Door is pre hung with an aluminium reinforced frame, and pre fitted with German engineered Secured By Design hook locks. It also has a wood like grained 3mm thick UPVC skin, which is resistant to impact and easy to clean too. With the Dakota composite Rock Door fitted into your property, you can be sure of added and reliable protection.
There are numerous finishes available for the Dakota Rock Door, including white, colours like red and soft cream, grey tones like black and anthracite, and wood grains such as rosewood and irish oak. The frame comes in white by default or can be matched to the finish of the door (excluding red, blue and green).
Our composite Rock Doors are made to size, which is good for trade customers or DIY home installers. Delivery is free to most areas of mainland Britain (contact us for details of delivery to outlying areas).