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When it comes to entrance doors or back doors for the home the consumer is faced with a lot of choice. Do you choose from PVCu, timber doors or composite doors?
What you might not know is that aluminium doors can also provide credible options compared to composite doors, PVCu doors and timber doors. If you are currently in the market for new doors there are good reasons why you should consider them in aluminium.

Features:

Aluminium doors can be made wider and taller than their UPVC counterparts.

Generally, most aluminium doors can be made much larger than their UPVC counterparts. With most systems doors can be made up to 2500mm high or taller if required and up to 1200mm wide or more with some more sophisticated systems. This means you do not have to have sidelights and toplights added.
This means you benefit from using the entire opening as a door and this could also work out cheaper as adding toplights or side panels to doors adds to the overall cost.

More glass and less visible frames with aluminium doors.

Did you know that aluminium is two and a half times stronger than UPVC? If you opt for an aluminium door you not will not only gain from having a much slimmer door but one that can actually support bigger sizes and more visible glass area.

For you this means a more attractive, aesthetically pleasing door that is more attractive and gives you more glass area with less visible frames.

Environmentally Friendly

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The Aluminium industry includes a large “secondary metal” sector which accepts scrapped aluminium products for remelting and recovery of metal. Recycling aluminium requires only 5%of the energy needed to produce new aluminium. Aluminium cutting waste from factories can be recycled and therefore have substantial scrap value.