Irish Oak Kingston Upvc Back Doors

The Kingston upvc back door is one of our classical external door styles, with twin arch glass sections three quarters in height and surrounded by raised mouldings, and below them a linear rectangle forming the remaining quarter. A Kingston Solid upvc back door is also available. The Kingston door's appearance makes it suited to a traditional style property, as a rear entrance or even a front entrance to a home.

To match the Kingston's elegant design, we offer a selection of glass styles to compliment this, including clear glass, the pink bevelled Corvus, and the climbing rose Cygnus. There is the option for backing glass, which can add an element of decoration to the glass, with the choices of Sandblast and patterns from the leafy Sycamore to the texture Stippolyte. They are also useful for privacy, as each backing glass provides a different level of obscurity whilst still letting through natural sunlight. Should your order have top lights, flag windows or side panels, these can also have backing glass for the same purposes, or use solid panelling for greater obscurity.

The Kingston upvc back door comes in a selection of easy to clean finishes - black, white, anthracite grey, chartwell green, and the wood grains oak, rosewood and irish oak. The frame is matched to the finish of the door by default, but can also be ordered in white.

Each of these Kingston upvc back doors is pre hung with a steel reinforced frame, and pre fitted with a Secured By Design multi point locking system for added protection against intruders. These doors are also energy efficient, with warm edge tech spacer bars within the glass keeping more heat inside the property, and high performance weatherseals leaving the cold outdoors.

Our supply only upvc back doors are made to measure, making them a perfect choice for trade customers or do it yourself home improvement. Free delivery is available to most areas across Britain, and we deliver to homes and sites (contact us to enquire about delivery to outlying areas in Britain).