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RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL DOORS

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Explore our door photography, from residential entrances to timber and painted double-door arrangements. Browse the collections and tell us about your project.

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PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHY

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Browse 37 photographs. Choose a collection or open an image for a closer look.

37 photographs

White entrance door with letterplate and adjacent glazed panel — Entrance doors
White entrance door

Oak-finish double doors with vision panels and overhead closers — Timber double doors
Oak double doors

Charcoal double doors with glazed panels and a glazed panel above — Painted double doors
Charcoal glazed doors

Navy panelled entrance door with letterplate and matching frame — Entrance doors
Navy panelled entrance

Timber double doors with tall glazed panels and overhead closers — Timber double doors
Timber lobby doors

Pale timber double doors with vision panels beneath a Performing Arts sign — Timber double doors
Pale timber double doors

Oak-finish flush single door with overhead closer and adjacent wall-mounted extinguisher — Single doors
Oak flush door

White double doors with vertical vision panels and overhead closers — Painted double doors
White glazed double doors

Blue entrance door with a glazed overlight and surrounding brickwork — Entrance doors
Blue entrance and overlight

Timber double doors with vision panels below a red-brown panel — Timber double doors
Timber double entrance

Charcoal double doors with narrow vision panels and lower metal protection plates — Painted double doors
Charcoal double doors

White exterior single door set within a brick opening — External views
White exterior door

Bright blue entrance door with a letterplate set within an exterior opening — Entrance doors
Bright blue entrance

Oak-finish single door with two vision panels and adjacent glazing — Single doors
Oak door and side panel

White single door with a glazed panel inside a blue frame — Single doors
White door, blue frame

Oak-finish single door with two vertical glazed panels — Single doors
Oak single door

Dark timber single door with tall vision panel and overhead closer — Single doors
Dark timber glazed door

Pale timber single door with two vision panels and overhead closer — Single doors
Pale timber single door

Pale timber single door with two glazed panels and dark overhead closer — Single doors
Glazed timber single door

Oak-finish single door beneath an exit sign with overhead closer — Single doors
Oak door detail

Timber single door with a narrow vision panel beside wall controls — Single doors
Timber corridor door

Timber double doors with long vision panels and a white surrounding frame — Timber double doors
Timber doors, white surround

Pale timber double doors with vertical glazing below a green exit sign — Timber double doors
Pale timber corridor doors

Timber double doors with vertically arranged glazing and overhead closers — Timber double doors
Timber double-door detail

Pale timber double doors with vision panels beneath a clock and bunting — Timber double doors
Pale timber room doors

Timber double doors with long glazed panels and a dark-framed glazed overlight — Timber double doors
Timber doors and overlight

Dark veneer double doors with tall vision panels and overhead closers — Timber double doors
Dark veneer double doors

Timber double doors with vision panels and blue lower protection panels — Timber double doors
Timber doors, blue details

Oak-finish double doors with vertical glazing inside a white frame — Timber double doors
Oak doors, white frame

White double doors with vertical glazing and metal protection plates inside a dark frame — Painted double doors
White doors, dark frame

Wider corridor view of white double doors with narrow glazed panels — Painted double doors
White corridor doors

Grey double doors without glazing beneath a light-coloured wall — Painted double doors
Grey double doors

White double doors with dark-edged vision panels and green lower protection panels — Painted double doors
White doors, green details

White double doors with vision panels and green lower panels viewed from the corridor — Painted double doors
White double-door view

Cream-painted double doors with vertical glazing and metal lower protection plates — Painted double doors
Cream glazed double doors

Front view of white double doors with green lower panels and overhead closers — Painted double doors
White doors, front view

White painted multi-leaf door arrangement set in an exterior brick wall — External views
White exterior door arrangement

FROM INSPIRATION TO YOUR PROPERTY

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Plan the next step.

A residential door, considered in context

The entrance collection offers a useful starting point for conversations about appearance. It shows the door alongside its frame and glazed side panel, with the surrounding entrance visible. That wider view can help explain the finish and overall arrangement you have in mind for your own property.

When enquiring, describe where your door is located and whether the work concerns a replacement or a new opening. Mention any existing specification or report as well as your preferred appearance. The enquiry can then consider the installation requirements alongside the visual details that matter to you.

Commercial double doors and everyday use

The timber double-door collection includes arrangements with vision panels, handles and overhead closers. It is useful when discussing the relationship between a door opening, the people using it and the surrounding interior. Tell us whether you are considering a similar arrangement or looking for a different option.

For your property, include the building type, door location and approximate number of openings. If several doors form part of one project, explain whether their requirements differ. A simple schedule helps connect the appearance you want to the particular openings being considered, rather than treating every door as an identical item.

Using photographs to prepare a project brief

You can refer to an image on this page when explaining a preferred finish, glazed arrangement or overall appearance. Identify which detail interests you and why. That gives the conversation a more precise starting point than a general request for a door that looks similar.

It is also useful to share photographs of your own opening where available. Include a wider view and the area relevant to the enquiry. These images can introduce the property and the concern, while any survey or further assessment needed to establish the installation scope is discussed separately. Keep existing reports or product information with the enquiry as well.

The detail behind a new installation

A complete installation enquiry goes beyond a preferred door leaf. The frame, fittings, opening and requirements for the location need consideration. If you want to retain existing components, raise that preference early so their suitability can be assessed before the proposed work is agreed.

Our service combines supply and installation across Kent and Medway. Tell us whether the project concerns a home, managed residential building or commercial premises. Include the postcode and approximate quantity. We can discuss what information is already available, what remains uncertain and the next step needed to prepare a quotation for the actual work.

Considering the doors already in place

Looking at new door images may also prompt questions about doors you intend to retain. If there is a concern about condition or operation, describe it separately from your preferences for a new installation. An inspection, maintenance or repair enquiry has a different purpose from choosing replacement doors.

Identify the relevant door locations and any existing findings. Explain whether a problem is recent or recurring and mention earlier work. We can discuss the information needed before a suitable response is proposed. This helps keep decisions about appearance connected to the property brief without assuming that every door needs the same treatment.

From a visual idea to a clear quotation

Before accepting a proposal, check that you understand which openings and tasks are included. Ask about any survey still needed, access arrangements and the relevant information to be supplied at handover. If an agent or organisation is involved, identify who can authorise the scope and who can coordinate practical arrangements.

Use the contact page to introduce your project, or choose the regional telephone number most relevant to your property. Keep the quotation and any records provided with the property information. That gives future enquiries a clear reference for the work agreed, whether the next discussion concerns another installation or ongoing care.

YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Discussing your project

Useful answers when planning your own fire door enquiry.

Can I refer to these images in my enquiry?

Yes. Tell us which photograph and which visual detail interests you. Include the property details and any existing requirements so the appearance can be discussed alongside the proposed work.

Can I request the same finish or door arrangement?

Explain what you would like. Available options depend on the suitable specification and products for your opening. A survey or further information may be needed before the proposed choices can be confirmed.

Should I send photographs of my own doors?

Photographs can help introduce the property, opening or concern. Include a clear description and any relevant report. Images do not replace assessment where that is needed to establish the work required.

Do you work with residential and commercial properties?

We welcome enquiries concerning homes, managed residential buildings and business premises across Kent and Medway. Tell us the building type, postcode and approximate number of doors involved.

Can I buy the door without installation?

No. Our door supply service is offered together with installation. Contact us before purchasing a separate product so the proposed door and requirements at the opening can be considered together.

Can I enquire about existing doors instead of a new installation?

Yes. Describe the concern and any findings or earlier work. We can discuss an inspection, maintenance or repair enquiry and what information is needed to establish the appropriate next step.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Tell us what your property needs.

Share the postcode, building type and doors involved to request a free quotation.

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Our work. A closer look.

Explore the details.

White entrance door

Oak double doors

Charcoal glazed doors

Navy panelled entrance

Timber lobby doors

Pale timber double doors

Oak flush door

White glazed double doors

Blue entrance and overlight

Timber double entrance

Charcoal double doors

White exterior door

Bright blue entrance

Oak door and side panel

White door, blue frame

Oak single door

Dark timber glazed door

Pale timber single door

Glazed timber single door

Oak door detail

Timber corridor door

Timber doors, white surround

Pale timber corridor doors

Timber double-door detail

Pale timber room doors

Timber doors and overlight

Dark veneer double doors

Timber doors, blue details

Oak doors, white frame

White doors, dark frame

White corridor doors

Grey double doors

White doors, green details

White double-door view

Cream glazed double doors

White doors, front view

White exterior door arrangement

Look at the detail. Plan the next step.