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Eco-friendly composite doors


Green Doors, now available in all colours

We’ve always been ahead when it comes to taking responsibility for the planet.

From day one we chose to use a calcium zinc-based compound in the extrusion of the door frame (which we make in different lengths to avoid waste) because it’s much kinder to the planet than lead-based additives.


The door’s inner rigid foam system is completely, utterly, one hundred percent CFC-free.

Greendoor

Energy-efficient doors

Energy

All of Door-Stop’s doors exceed the current Building Regulations for energy efficiency, which came into force in October 2010, covering front doors for the first time. Under the legislation, all new doors sold and fitted in England and Wales must have a U-value of 1.8W/m2K (1.6W/m2K in Scotland) or less. The door’s U-value is a measure of its energy efficiency, and the lower the U-value, the more energy-efficient the door.

Choosing thermal glass on Door-Stop doors makes them even more energy-efficient, with an ultimate U-value of just 1.1 W/m2K.

Many manufacturers of doors made of timber, aluminum or PVC panels may struggle to meet the 1.8W/m2K requirement and many do not provide proof.

GRP - the longest product lifespan

Door type Expected life Maintenance
Softwood Door 25 Years Paint, 5 Years
Hardwood Door 35 Years Paint, 5 Years
Steel Composite Door 30 Years Wipe Clean
PVC Composite Door 25 Years Wipe Clean
GRP Composite Door 35 Years Wipe Clean
PVC Panel Door 20 Years Wipe Clean

Information from HAPM (Housing Association Provident Mutual) and BRE (Building Research Establishment)

Carbon Footprint

Carbon Footprint

And we’ve taken big steps to reduce our own carbon footprint too. Door-Stop doors are made right here in the UK, unlike the products of other door companies. And we carefully plan and all our delivery routes to cut down the amount of fuel we use.

Other manufacturers look at our doors and go green with envy - we’re just greener.