Door FAQ’s

At DM Windows, we offer a variety of door materials, each with their own unique benefits. Our
uPVC doors provide excellent value while ensuring maximum security. Our composite doors are sturdy with a stylish aesthetic. And lastly, our aluminium doors are resistant to warping and corrosion, giving homeowners complete peace of mind.

Absolutely! Our doors are available in various styles including bifold, entrance, French and stable. You can personalise them by choosing from a range of colours, hardware, and glazing options.

Yes! Designed with performance in mind, our aluminium doors feature innovative thermal break technology which creates a thermal barrier between the cold air outside and the warm air inside. You can enjoy a more comfortable home year-round with our aluminium doors.

Depending on what style, colour and finish you choose will determine the price of your new composite doors. With so many options available, you’re bound to find the right fit for your home. Get in touch with our team today for a free quote.

A composite door is a type of exterior door that is made from a combination of materials typically including a core of solid wood, polyurethane foam core and a GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) skin. This combination makes a composite door light and strong, yet energy efficient.

uPVC doors are incredibly low maintenance. They only require a simple clean with warm soapy water to keep them in pristine condition for many years to come.

Absolutely! Our composite doors come fully equipped with advanced security features including multi-point locking systems and quality hardware. They are also Secured by Design accredited, ensuring complete peace of mind.

Typically a new door installation takes a day, depending on the project's complexity.

Yes! Our uPVC doors come fully equipped with multichambered frames and double glazing, which effectively works to ensure maximum comfort.

Upgrading to double glazing will have a huge impact on the thermal efficiency of your home. Double glazing offers numerous benefits including preventing condensation, reducing external noise, conserving energy, and helping to save you money on your energy bills.