Full Range Of Styles
A&E Glazing specialise in supplying and installing all types and varieties of door from UPVC to composite offering your home the perfect focal point. Our range of styles and colours will suit every taste and budget. All our doors offer outstanding security features and long-lasting protection against the harshest of weather.
Are you looking to create that first impression of your home that will remain in the memory of your guests for a very long time, then contact A&E Glazing today to discuss what we can do for you. We offer options ranging from double to triple panels and every door we offer is A-rated meaning they offer the highest standards in security and thermal efficiency.
We are also able to replace your PVC door panels meaning a new look doesnt have to mean a new door.
A&E Glazing offer a beautiful range of UPVC and composite contemporary styles and colours, with the aim of keeping with the style and character of your property.
Along side our range of doors, we also offer a full range of door handles and door accessories, all available to match the colour and style of your door and offering outstanding operation and quality
What is the difference between UPVC and composite doors?
It isn’t an easy choice when deciding between the two, as a lot of it will depend on your use, your budget and your expectations. There are several elements to look at when deciding which is the right choice for your home. UPVC doors are made 100% purely of plastic, whereas composite is made from several materials compressed and sealed in high pressure conditions to produce the main material used to make the door.
Composite doors are generally known for being thicker than uPVC doors and because they are made from different materials, they are generally considered to be more secure, strong and durable. Virtually identical in appearance to timber, a composite door has the same functionality as UPVC but generally to a higher standard.
In summary, if you require a new back door or entrance door to a garage where function is more important than style then UPVC is the winner every time, if appearance and kerb appeal is important as well as functionality then composite will be the better choice, as ever budget plays a big part in this decision and both work as they should to provide an ideal solution