External Composite Door & Frame Colours

Composite doors come in a standard and superior range of colours, from black, dark blue, green, red and white to darkwood, oak, chartwell green, cream, anthracite grey, duck egg blue, poppy red and buttercup to name a few. The internal colour is white as standard.

The doors in our collection are available in a diverse range of colours (both sides) to suit the character of your home.

Timber Composite Door Colours

Go beyond the ordinary. We offer the most extensive selection of colours and finishes in the industry, allowing you to express your individuality. Explore our collection and discover a perfect match for your home's style, inside and out.

The timber composite door colour palette has expanded with the arrival of five new decadent Autumnal shades.

Each hue is designed to transform your entrance into a statement piece. Now you can showcase your style with an array of sumptuous colours that reflect you and your home’s personality.

Say hello to Deep Merlot, this dark red shade is rich and sophisticated and designed to suit all seasons.

If yellow is your colour, then you’ll love Amber Gold, it’s a deeper, more opulent take on yellow. It’s rich, golden undertones are guaranteed to suit both modern and traditional homes alike.

For a more intense feel, Copper Flame is a great option. This rich, orange-brown sits somewhere between auburn and amber and will bring a feeling of intense warmth to any entrance.

Blush Pink captures both softness and depth, this soft hue is the perfect pairing with neutral shades and helps to create a calm and serene living space.

And last but by no means least is Champagne Blush, a delicate light pink with warm beige undertones. It brings classical charm and a softness that works beautifully across all property styles.

Timber Composite Door Frame Colours

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GRP Composite Door Colours

The solid colours - black, dark blue, green, red and white are pre-pigmented which means the colour is added during the manufacturing process. As the skins are applied, the colour goes on evenly. The darkwood and oak finish is a hand-applied stained finish to give depth to the woodgrain.

GRP Composite Door Frame Colours

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