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Functional style doors

Urban Front doors are custom-designed and made in England for performance, security and a contemporary finish

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With a wide choice of front, internal and garage doors to choose from, Urban Front offers high performance, functional style and design superiority.

Our front doors are available as E80 hinged, E80 pivot and E98 Passiv with U-values as low as 0.89UV with steel reinforcement for stability, 5-point locking as standard for security and double weather sealing for weathering.

In the past year, we have passed our LPS1175 Grade 2 testing and are due to complete our full certification shortly. We work closely with architects to achieve flexible design including flush doorsets, oversized doors up to 1.5m wide x 3m high, fully glazed doorsets and doors suitable for large and small developments. Our doors can be ordered to work with home automation, fitted into glass curtain walling and can be finished in a variety of hardwoods, RAL colours or metal finishes. All of our designs are unique and design registered in the UK and Europe.

Our garage doors come in three systems Side Hung, Up and Over and 2 by 2 Folding with automation, and match our front door range. Garage doors are available in sizes up to 2.4m x 7m wide depending on the application.

Our internal doors are available hinged, pivoted, sliding or bi-fold. They match all of the other doors we offer and come in a variety of finishes in addition to FD30 and FD60 and in oversized sizes up to 1.5m wide x 3.2m tall.

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For more information and technical support visit: www.urbanfront.com

 

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