First impressions count. In all aspects of life. But, when it comes to making a good first impression with your home, your front door is key.
There’s a few considerations to make when it comes to finding a door that is right for your home – cost and style being among them.
But the type of material you choose should also be one of your priorities, and when it comes to material, we don’t think there’s anything superior to solid oak.
If you have a period property, it’s likely you’ll also have a period front door to match its architectural charm.
But if it’s a true original, the chances are it won’t be as effective in terms of practicality, security or energy efficiency as a modern door would.
Inspired by steel-framed industrial windows of the 1800s, the striking but minimalist Piazza style has made a major comeback.
And it’s not just proving popular as the style of choice for windows and doors, but also as walls, rear extensions, room dividers and even shower screens.
Bi-fold doors, also known as folding-sliding doors, slide open panels together, and can be designed and created in a range of styles to provide a stunning addition to any home – whether it be contemporary or traditional.
Wooden Luxury Joinery has helped thousands of customers transform their homes with quality wooden products, windows and doors.
Timber stable doors are enjoying a surge in popularity as the entrance of choice for homes across the country – both for their beauty and practicality.
Replicating the traditional barn-style entrance, stable doors are especially suited to cottages and farmhouses. But they work just as well as a contrasting feature in contemporary architectural settings – adding a touch of tradition to the more modern design.
Casement windows and sash windows are among the most popular styles on the market. So which is the best fit for you and your home, and how can you be sure you’re making the right choice?
Our quick read from Managing Director Chris Holland will give you the information and insight you need to make the right call.
The first recorded history of doors is more than 4,000 years go. Ever since, modern doors have become symbolic of cultures over time, evolving in both style and practicality.
In the UK, the front doors we now use have evolved over time to meet the needs and re-quirements of modern living, and today’s doors can range from modern and contempo-rary to the lavish and eye catching.
Doors have played a dual role in keeping people out and keeping people safe and warm inside for centuries – and they remain one of the most important aspects of consideration for any home.
The first recorded history of doors is more than 4,000 years go. Ever since, modern doors have become symbolic of cultures over time, evolving in both style and practicality.
In the UK, the front doors we now use have evolved over time to meet the needs and re-quirements of modern living, and today’s doors can range from modern and contempo-rary to the lavish and eye catching.
Whether you are renovating, extending or building from scratch, windows are one aspect of house design that can really make or break a project.
The right windows can transform the facade of your home making it the envy of your neighbours.
While winter may provide a picture perfect backdrop of stunning snowy scenes, it can be unforgiving on the home – particularly your entrance doors.
And while modern entrance doors are designed to protect your home from harsh elements, there are problems that may arise when substandard doors are exposed to plummeting temperatures, snow, rain and blustery winds.
