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Front Doors That Make an Entrance
Your front door is the first thing visitors see and your home's first line of defence, so it needs to look the part and stand up to daily use and the weather. Our external front doors are made from solid timber — warm-toned oak and hard-wearing hardwood — with dowelled construction built for security and strength. Part of our external doors range.
Styles and Glazing
Choose classic panelled and cottage designs for period and country homes, or cleaner contemporary looks for new builds. Glazed front doors — clear, frosted or leaded — bring light into a hallway, while unglazed panels give a more private, secure entrance. See the full range of glazed external doors.
Choose Your Material
Every external front door here is real timber. Pick oak external doors for a premium, characterful entrance, or hardwood external doors for the same weatherproof strength at hard-wearing value. Both arrive mostly unfinished, ready to seal and colour to suit your home.
Finish and Fit
Protect your external front doors with a quality exterior wood treatment, hang them with a matching external door frame, and add secure locks and handles. Fitting the rear too? See our back doors.
FAQs
Both oak and hardwood make excellent front doors. Oak offers premium looks and character; hardwood gives the same weatherproof strength at better value. Both are solid timber, built to be finished and last for years.
Doors are supplied as the door alone, so you choose the locks, handles and hinges to suit. For a main entrance we would recommend a quality multi-point or mortice lock.
Yes, when finished and maintained. Our external front doors are solid timber built for exterior use; seal all faces and edges with an exterior finish before hanging and refresh it every year or two.
Yes. Many of our front doors come with clear, frosted or leaded glazing to bring light into a hallway, alongside solid unglazed panels for privacy and security.
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