White Stafford Upvc Back Doors

Also known as the Tulla style, the Stafford upvc back door is one of our traditional external doors, having a panel with twin swept glass sections about three quarters in height, the tops forming a reverse ogee arch and the bottoms forming an indented reverse ogee arch, both sections surrounded by raised mouldings. Beneath these glass sections is a linear rectangle raised moulding, with a curved top matching the curves of the two glass sections.

The Baroque inspired design of the Stafford upvc back door conveys a sense of elegance, and works best as an entrance door for a traditional style property. To compliment the Stafford upvc back door style, we offer a selection of glass designs, including Square Lead, the diamond bevelled Raven, and the colourful rose Mina. For added decoration, you can add backing glass, with Sandblast as well as patterns from the botanical Everglade to the aptly named Charcoal Sticks. Backing glass can also provide privacy, with different levels of obscurity between them, but still let in natural sunlight. The Stafford Solid upvc back door is available should you require fuller privacy.

The Stafford upvc back door is energy efficient, with the polyvinyl material retaining more heat than a wooden door, the glass using warm edge spacer bar technology to reduce internal heat loss, and the door pre fitted with high performance weatherseals to aid with insulating your property against the cold. This pvcu back door is also low maintenance in comparison to a wooden external door, being weather resistant (so won't dampen like a wooden door could) and never needing to be repainting (while a painted wooden door can chip or peel when exposed to hot or cold weather).

Our supply only upvc back doors are perfect for trade customers and do it yourself home installers, as each one is made to measure, letting you get straight to fitting. Free delivery is available to most areas of mainland Britain (enquire regarding delivery to outlying areas, such as the Highlands and islands).