Composite Doors to Suit Marylebone Homes

Dozens, from traditional black, oak and racing green through the currently popular greys and heritage blues to brighter statement shades. Most colours can be combined with a white or coloured interior face, and we bring samples so you can judge them against your brickwork rather than a screen.

The colour is part of the door's GRP skin rather than a coat of paint, so it will not peel or flake, and fading is slow and even. A south-facing door in Marylebone will still look right years down the line, and the 10-year guarantee stands behind the door throughout.

Yes. Dual-colour slabs are a standard option, so you can have anthracite facing the street and white facing the hallway, or any combination the range supports. The frame can usually be split the same way.

From the pavement, genuinely yes. The grain is moulded into the skin rather than printed on, so it catches the light the way painted timber does. It is a popular choice on the older bay-fronted homes around Marylebone where a flat gloss finish would look wrong.

If your opening has room, yes. Matching glazed side panels and top lights are made alongside the door so colours and glass designs line up properly. They are a lovely way to get light into a dark hallway without compromising security.

It should not clash with them, which is different from matching exactly. We look at the window colour and style at the survey and steer you towards combinations that work. If your windows are due for replacement too, we fit those as well, so the whole front can be planned together.

Start with the house, not the brochure. The age and shape of your frontage rules out half the range straight away, and your glass and privacy needs narrow it further. By the end of a survey visit most customers are down to two or three doors, and samples settle it.

Style, glass, dual colour and side panels all move the price, so we quote each door individually after a free visit. The price is fixed in writing, there is no deposit, and you pay nothing until the door is fitted.

Yes, Marylebone and the neighbouring parts of north Wigan, Swinley, Whitley and up towards Standish Lower Ground, are all regular territory for us. We are based in Atherton, a short drive away.

Because each door is manufactured to your measurements and specification, there is normally a wait of a few weeks between survey and fitting, a little longer for unusual colours. We confirm the timescale when you order, and fitting itself takes a day.