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LIM CL05 - classically styled traditional aluminium door£4,350.00
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LIM CL06 - classic aluminium hinged front door with glass£4,350.00
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PIVOT CL05 - classically styled traditional aluminium pivot door£7,190.00
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PIVOT CL12 - Classic design aluminium pivot door for home£7,560.00
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PIVOT CL05S - classically glazed traditional aluminium pivot door£7,560.00
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PIVOT CL06 - classically styled traditional aluminium pivot door with glass£7,560.00
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PIVOT CL11 - glazed traditional aluminium pivot door with decorative frame£7,560.00
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LIM CL12 double - classic design aluminum double door for home£8,870.00
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LIM CL11 double - glazed traditional double entrance door£9,050.00
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LIM CL07 double - traditional style double aluminium entry door£9,550.00
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LIM CL05S double - classically styled traditional aluminium double hinged door with glass£9,050.00
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LIM CL01 double - traditional style double aluminium front door£8,870.00
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LIM CL05 double - classically styled traditional aluminium double hinged door£8,870.00
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FAQ
What are external traditional doors?
If you live in a period property, a country cottage, or a heritage home, a traditional front door is the perfect match. Usually crafted from solid or engineered wood, they feature those classic panelled designs that look completely at home on Georgian, Victorian, or Edwardian builds. The best part? You get all that timeless, historical charm without sacrificing modern insulation or security.
Can traditional front doors handle British weather?
Wondering if a traditional wooden front door can stand up to the unpredictable British weather? Absolutely, though it does depend on how exposed your entryway is. We all know the UK climate can throw everything at us—from driving rain and damp winters to the occasional summer heatwave.
While solid wood doors are beautiful, they can naturally expand or shrink with moisture and temperature changes. If your door is protected by a deep porch, solid wood is a fantastic choice (provided you give it a little TLC and reseal it now and then). However, if your front door is fully exposed to the elements, you might be better off with engineered wood or composite alternatives. These give you the exact same classic, heritage look, but without any of the weather-related headaches.
Can you customise traditional front doors?
Absolutely. Traditional front doors are fully customisable. You can have them bespoke-made in just about any size, finish, or stain, and choose from a gorgeous range of heritage paint colours. To really nail that authentic, classic look, you can even add decorative glazing and traditional door furniture, like vintage-style knockers and letterboxes.
Are traditional external doors secure?
You definitely don’t have to compromise on safety to get that classic look. Today’s traditional front doors give you the best of both worlds—historic charm backed by state-of-the-art security. Tucked neatly behind that vintage design, you can easily include multi-point locking systems, reinforced frames, anti-snap cylinders, and toughened glass to keep your home completely safe and sound.
Where do traditional front doors work best?
These doors aren't just for the main entrance—they look brilliant as side or rear doors, too. They’re a natural fit for older period properties and cosy country homes, but they also work beautifully on new builds where you want to add a touch of classic character. People love them because they allow you to preserve a home's architectural charm without missing out on modern perks like excellent draught-proofing and top-tier security.
The Power of a Perfect First Impression
Whether you live in a historic Georgian property, a classic Victorian home, or a modern new build, a beautifully designed front door is key to making your home truly stand out. It not only maximizes your curb appeal but also sets the tone for the design within. Beyond aesthetics, a custom-built door provides superior protection against the elements, increases your home's market value, and guarantees top-notch security for your peace of mind.
Personalizing your home’s exterior is one of the greatest joys of homeownership, as it creates that all-important initial impact. This month, we are highlighting timeless front door designs and offering professional tips on how to craft an unforgettable entryway, regardless of your property's architectural era.
Vibrant Victorian: Igniting Creativity with Bold Colors
This style beautifully blends traditional 19th-century craftsmanship with a fresh, contemporary vibe. The Victorian era was famous for its eclectic designs, where homeowners proudly displayed their wealth and taste through grand entrances.
The Modern Twist: While yellow wasn't a standard color back then, it has become a massive favorite today for its bright, welcoming energy.
The Result: By utilizing a carefully curated color palette, you can easily add a modern edge to a traditional door, making it an ideal choice for both heritage and newly built homes.
Graceful Georgian: Striking Architectural Details
Featuring stately raised panels, Georgian doors exude strength and elegance. Pairing these traditionally minimalist designs with vibrant colors creates a brilliant, modern contrast.
Color Choices: Historically, these doors were always painted rather than left as bare wood. Sophisticated shades of blue are highly recommended for a classic look with a vibrant punch.
Hardware: To complement the grand scale of 19th-century architecture, brass hardware was used as a mark of luxury. Today, brass is making a massive comeback, adding a rich, opulent touch to traditional front doors.
Edwardian Elegance: Traditional Art Glass with a Modern Edge
If you want a timeless yet distinctive entrance, the Edwardian style is a perfect choice. Moving away from heavy Victorian aesthetics, this era embraced a lighter, more delicate look inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, favoring softer, paler color palettes.
The Glazing: As glass became more accessible, entryways showcased stunning, leaded stained glass with intricate, hand-painted designs like florals, birds, and ribbons.
Our Craftsmanship: We continue to use these heritage techniques in our workshop today, whether restoring original glass or creating custom pieces. For a modern take, try enlarging the glass motifs or playing with vivid color combinations.
Retro Charm: A Playful Blend of Eras
The 1920s and 30s brought us the glamour of Art Deco, characterized by sharp geometric shapes, clean lines, and striking contrasts. This nostalgic aesthetic is perfect if you want to give your entrance a unique, show-stopping personality.
The Design: Traditional Art Deco doors typically pair muted exterior paint colors with highly ornate upper glazing.
The Details: Featuring classic motifs like iconic sunbursts or bold geometric layouts, these glass accents infuse the entryway with a fun, beautifully vintage appeal.