Solidor Composite Doors | Double Glazing Essex

Solidor range for Essex homes

Solidor doors are one of the most secure on the market thanks to a variety of features. There are a number of locks and designs that help to ensure security is something that the homeowner does not have to think about. The Ultion lock is installed as standard, ensuring that each door is safe and secure, without even needing a key. There is a stunning selection of colourways in the Solidor range. You are able to create a fantastically unique door, be it via a beautiful colour or luxurious woodgrain finish. You can even choose a bit of both on the inside and out.

Thick core

48mm panel assures protection and warmth
Long lifetime

Up to 25 years of performance
Colour choices

Up to 256 colour combinations, from contemporary designs to stunning woodgrains
Thermally efficient

Manufactured using 100% fully recycled door frame reinforcing, 1.5 W/m U Value to meet building regulations

Further security features

An exclusive to Solidor, the Avantis Lock has a very strong hook and bolt system, helping to provide greater compression and security on a closed door. Key Wind Up is used on door styles such as Edwardian or Georgian where there is no locking handle.

The Italia collection uses these locks, helping to introduce some impressive modern door handles. Another locking system that complies with pull door furniture is the Heritage AV2. This is to encapsulate the traditional-looking rim latches which are in turn combined with a high-security lock. The lock operates automatically once the door is closed, meaning that an external lever handle is not needed for the locking points to be employed.

Extra accessories for your door

The ironmongery available, such as traditional knockers and handles, can seriously add a genuine touch of class to your door. You will not be stuck for inspiration when it comes to choosing a style of glass from Solidor. There is a huge selection ready to vibrantly complement your door.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a composite door and a Solidor?

A composite door has a foam core, the Solidor door instead is made from 48mm of dense timber. While both timber and foam are very good insulators, when it comes to strength, foam falls short in comparison to the robustness of timber.

Are composite doors worth the extra money?

Because composite doors effectively block cold air and prevent heat from escaping, they have the ability to provide insulation for any property, leading to reduced winter utility expenses due to their remarkable energy efficiency. To sum it up, while the upfront cost of composite doors may be higher, it has the potential to result in considerable long-term savings.

What our customers say about our service

"DG Essex ltd installed complete window, soffit and fascia and cladding to my home in an excellent and professional manner. I rate this company highly."

- Customer in Benfleet

"The workmen arrived on time. Were polite and tidy. Friendly and discussed work as it progressed. Job looks good and site was left tidy - professional."

"Removed existing windows and doors and replaced with high quality PVCU double glazed windows and doors"