Solidor Composite Doors

As a proud homeowner, it’s understandable to want utmost door security and a Solidor obliges in this regard quite conclusively, revered as one of the world’s most unassailable composite doors.

Incorporation of the highest-protecting cylinder lock, the Ultion, is a primary influence and factor behind Solidor earning such industry acclaim. Some of the Solidor offerings come with insurance and Police approved locking systems to provide a further layer of security for those who seek optimum protection. Furthermore, Solidor is one of very few composite doors to achieve PAS24 certification, a test that seven out of 10 composite doors fail in less than 90 seconds. Compliance with Approved Document Q is an additional pay off.

There’s certainly nothing wrong with opting to have plain glass housed in the openings of a Solidor, but why not break away from that and request something ornately decorative. Bolster a Solidor’s flamboyance and character by including textured glass, bevelled glass or coloured glass.

Elegant glazing will see that your Solidor steals the limelight and has visitors eager to discover what lies behind the alluring entryway. Gain insight on glass from one of First Class’s seasoned door experts, who know everything about Solidor and its plethora of ornamentation options.

Solidor colours are so dissimilar to the finishes typically seen on standard composite doors, far inferior and more potent, as demonstrated by colours like Duck Egg Blue, Rich Aubergine and Tangerine. Employed on the outside or inside of the composite frame, these hues are impossible to overlook, although the same can be said of softened shades such as White, Black and Grey.

Solidor regularly adds new, cutting-edge colours to its palette, doing so quite recently with the release of Golden Sand, Peacock Blue – industry-first finishes. Keep an eye out for more colours being rolled out by Solidor, but staying firmly fixed in the present, relish the existing colour range for these utterly spellbinding composite doors.

A door handle is obviously critical to functionality; however, you need to also register the effect it will have on the overall door aesthetic. Search for a door handle that conforms to the accompanying elements of a Solidor, including the lock, for a completely in tune look throughout.

Two distinct categories of door handle are available: traditional and contemporary. You can have a pewter, gold, chrome or satin handle – much to ponder then when assessing handles.

The knocker affixed to a Solidor will be a visitor’s means of being granted entry into your home, so a dashing knocker is a must-have accessory. Employed on its own or with an accompanying doorbell, the knocker needs to offer a sophisticated enhancement.

Some of the door knockers are modest, whilst others are extremely ornate and exhibit an archaic but endlessly classic appearance. Discover how the suite of door knockers aligns with each Solidor before you single out one handle from the rest and commit to anything.

Letterboxes are sometimes an afterthought in the organising of a new front door, but they shouldn’t be as they contribute an awful lot to entryways. Those who favour having a Solidor as a replacement for an existing door can choose between countless letterboxes, forged into varying styles, shapes and sizes. Ideally, the letterbox will be a fine match for the door knocker, handle and hinges.

Fully expect one of these graceful letterboxes to leave a Solidor looking a class apart from your next-door neighbour’s front door.