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Stable Doors
If you want a door that you can leave open but not be concerned about children or pets escaping, a stable door could suit you perfectly. Stable doors can be used as front or back doors.
Stable doors have a split door design, with the top and bottom halves being able to open independently. This means you can leave the bottom half open for ventilation while keeping the top half securely shut, safe in the knowledge that your little ones or beloved pets can’t make a break for it!
Stylish Back Stable Doors
Stable doors are most often used as back doors. You are more likely to leave a door open to the back garden than the front. Sometimes, the back door is the only source of natural light and leaving it open could prove hazardous for young children and pets.
You may even want to prevent the neighbour’s pets or even foxes from coming in.
The answer is a stable door that allows you to leave the bottom half closed and the top half open. A bolt on the back allows you to also use it as a single door.
We supply all types of residential doors, including front doors, back doors and patio doors.Â
Stable Entrance Door
A stable door is just as secure as a one-piece door. The top and bottom sections lock separately so you can feel secure in your home. A stable door enables you to answer the door to take in deliveries safely. You can open the top half and leave the bottom half locked so there is no chance of fast little legs running past you and getting to a road.
Stable doors are available in uPVC and composite.
A choice of styles and many colours enable you to design front, back or side doors that are personal to your home. From classic to contemporary, intriguing to bold, a wide range of options means you have the freedom to choose a style that is right for you.
We cover Cardiff, Newport, Swansea, the Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding areas.
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Aluminium Entrance Doors
In recent years an aluminium door has become the go-to choice for architects who want the ‘wow’ factor when designing homes for their clients. Typically thought of as sleek with their chic battleship greys or deeper charcoal colours, aluminium doors have more diversity in choice and can suit a wide range of homes.
Balancing strength with weight, aluminium doors are tougher and more robust than other kinds of entrance doors and provide greater security and protection. Your door can also include security locking systems like any other front door, firmly securing the door in place for extra peace of mind.
Explore our Aluminium Entrance Door Pages: Spitfire Doors.  Origin Front Doors.
Composite Entrance Doors
The most popular replacement for a timber door is a composite door. These doors offer the widest choice of styles. Whether you want to emulate the traditional look of wood, create a wow factor or want something simple and functional, you will find a door you will love.
Because they are made from a combination of materials, composite doors are extremely durable, strong and great looking.
Solidor supplies our most popular composite door range. Find out more about the Solidor Entrance Door range. You can also design your own door.
While not quite as well known, Endurance also makes an exceptionally well-crafted door entrance door with some unique styles. Find out more about Endurance Front Doors.
GRP Entrance Doors
Residor Composite Doors are Glass Reinforced Plastic Doors (GRP) and are made by coating a foam slab with a tough plastic skin. This layer is 3.6mm thick on Residor composite doors, which means you benefit from excellent thermal efficiency. Most GRP doors are just 1.6mm thick. Residor Composite Doors are more than twice the thickness of most of today’s composite doors.
Residor doors are fitted with the revolutionary Ultion cylinder lock as standard. This cylinder goes into ‘lock-down’ mode’ in the event of an attack, securing an area of your door that has the potential to be the weakest. While some locks feature 5 or 6 pins, Ultion has 11, and it protects against Lock Drilling for reliable home protection.
More about Residor Front Doors.
uPVC Entrance Doors
uPVC doors are great value while still offering impressive thermal efficiency for fewer drafts and reduced heating bills.
All external uPVC doors come with the latest multi-point locking system so that you can rest knowing that your home is secure.
Doors are available with options for glass inserts and with matching side or top panels, which can be glazed or matched to the door.
Our uPVC entrance doors come in 5 styles and 6 colours, including the ever-popular white.
Find out more about our uPVC Entrance Doors.
Aluminium
In recent years an aluminium door has become the go-to choice for architects who want the 'wow' factor when designing homes for their clients. Typically thought of as sleek with their chic battleship greys or deeper charcoal colours, aluminium doors have more diversity in choice and can suit a wide range of homes. Balancing strength with weight, aluminium doors are tougher and more robust than other kinds of entrance doors and provide greater security and protection. Your door can also include security locking systems like any other front door, firmly securing the door in place for extra peace of mind. Explore our Aluminium Entrance Door Pages: Spitfire Doors.  Origin Front Doors.Aluminium Entrance Doors
Composite
The most popular replacement for a timber door is a composite door. These doors offer the widest choice of styles. Whether you want to emulate the traditional look of wood, create a wow factor or want something simple and functional, you will find a door you will love. The core of composite front doors is made of wood and insulating materials protected by other layers, with an outer layer made of weather-resistant material. The different materials are glued together under high pressure. Composite doors are usually thicker compared to other types of doors. Because they are made from a combination of materials, composite doors are extremely durable, strong and great looking. Solidor supplies our most popular composite door range. Find out more about the Solidor Entrance Door range. You can also design your own door. While not quite as well known, Endurance also makes an exceptionally well-crafted door entrance door with some unique styles. Find out more about Endurance Front Doors.Composite Entrance Doors
GRP
Residor Composite Doors are Glass Reinforced Plastic Doors (GRP) and are made by coating a foam slab with a tough plastic skin. This layer is 3.6mm thick on Residor composite doors, which means you benefit from excellent thermal efficiency. Most GRP doors are just 1.6mm thick. Residor Composite Doors are more than twice the thickness of most of today's composite doors. Residor doors are fitted with the revolutionary Ultion cylinder lock as standard. This cylinder goes into ‘lock-down’ mode’ in the event of an attack, securing an area of your door that has the potential to be the weakest. While some locks feature 5 or 6 pins, Ultion has 11, and it protects against Lock Drilling for reliable home protection. More about Residor Front Doors.GRP Entrance Doors
uPVC
UPVC front doors are available in a huge variety of styles, colours and wood grain finishes. Make your door unique with your choice of door furniture. All of the doors have options for full glazing or no glazing and you can choose the style of beading to really make it your own. Our doors are all designed to give the highest safety and appeal, with on-trend designs and high levels of security All of our outside doors are secured with multipoint locks, ensuring that they meet or exceed the required standards of security. Learn more about uPVC Front Doors. uPVC Front Doors
Spitfire Doors
Residor Doors
Endurance Doors
Origin Doors
Impartial Advice
Heath Windows and Doors are independent suppliers and installers. This means that we have no allegiance or obligation to any single brand. We are well respected in the industry and have reached a level that enables us to buy quality products at competitive prices.
We first listen to you and then make recommendations based on your needs, preferences and budget. The more you tell us, the easier it is for us to recommend solutions that you will love for years.
