Trade Plus Doors
At Windows Trade Plus, you can choose from a wide range of uPVC doors and composite doors designed to combine style, security, and long-lasting performance. Whether you're upgrading a front entrance, replacing a back door, or sourcing supply only doors for a new build project, we have a solution to suit every home and budget.
All of our uPVC and composite doors are manufactured to trade-quality standards and come with a 10-year warranty as standard. They are built with enhanced security features, excellent thermal efficiency, and a variety of styles, finishes, and glazing options to ensure the perfect fit for your project.
Ordering your doors online is simple. Use our easy-to-use design tool to customise your chosen door style, select your colours and glazing options, and get an instant online quote. Once ordered, you'll also receive regular updates on lead times and delivery, helping you plan your project with confidence.
With Windows Trade Plus, buying uPVC doors and composite doors online has never been easier - competitively priced, high-quality, and delivered direct to you.
uPVC Single Door
A single door has a wide variation of applications as they can be manufactured as front doors, back doors; sometimes side panel windows or a fixed window above your door will be required. The designer will help you choose which style you require. There is a variety of different colours to choose from, and slightly different shape options. The shapes include chamfered and sculptured. Chamfered is a style that has a more traditional angled shape, and the sculptured style is one with a more modern curve. The inside of the window beading will match the shape that is chosen for the framework. There is currently not a flush door option, and a composite single door would be the best choice if this is the desired effect.
uPVC French Doors
French Doors have two opening doors, which will either open inwards or outwards of your property. One door will work as an independent door (primary door), with the option of opening the second door to allow for a large area to be open, the middle rail will move with the second door opening. There is a variety of different colours to choose from and slightly different shape options. The shapes include chamfered and sculptured. Chamfered is a style that has a more traditional angled shape, and the sculptured style is one with a more modern curve. The inside of the window beading will match the shape that is chosen for the framework. There is currently not a flush door option, and a composite single door would be the best choice if this is the desired effect. French doors are most often fitted into conservatories, garden rooms or at the back of properties, to give more access to the back garden.
uPVC Patio Door
These are sliding doors where you will only be being able to walk through the area that slides. These are ideal as internal doors between the main house and a conservatory or on a porch. There is a variety of different colours to choose from, and slightly different shape options. The shapes include chamfered and sculptured. Chamfered is a style that has a more traditional angled shape, and the sculptured style is one with a more modern curve. The inside of the window beading will match the shape that is chosen for the framework. There is currently not a flush door option, and a composite single door would be the best choice if this is the desired effect.
Patio doors have a flatter appearance than most uPVC doors and as the doors do not swing open, do not require a clear area.
uPVC Arch Door
Arch doors are usually required on houses where the brickwork is in the shape of an arch at the top. They usually come with glass above and to the side of the door to give an arch shape. The main door design is chosen by you through the designer. There is a variety of different colours to choose from but are generally white in colour, and slightly different shape options. The shapes include chamfered and sculptured. Chamfered is a style that has a more traditional angled shape, and the sculptured style is one with a more modern curve. The inside of the window beading will match the shape that is chosen for the framework. The main door can have panel, glass or a mixture of both. These are usually found in brick porches where the doors have been moved forward to gain space or create a porch area.
Composite Single Door
Composite doors were developed to have a more traditional look and feel as they mimic the look of old wooden doors, the benefit of a composite door over a wooden door is that they require much less upkeep. The slab that we, Windows Trade Plus, use is a solid 44mm door opening slab. The composite doors come in a range of colours and designs, with various glass options which are shown in the designer as you build the door.
Composite doors are usually found on the front of houses but are becoming more popular to also have on the rear of a property and porch doors.
Bi Fold Doors
These are concertina style doors which can slide and stack in a variety of options, depending on the application. Most commonly they stack outwards of the property for space saving. Windows Trade Plus does offer the option of them opening into the property. They allow for a very large area of the property to be opened to the outside, giving a unique inside/outside feel to the property. There are hundreds of different colours you can choose from for a bi-folding door, allowing you to make the doors personal to you. You can achieve having a main door which works independently should you require, if you opt for an odd number of door sections sliding in one direction.
