Entrance doors go through a lot of wear and tear. Banging open and slamming shut. The outside is vulnerable to the hot summer sun, icy cold winters, and everything in between as our seasons change. Boisterous school children will stomp in and out, clouting the door with bags and skateboards and friends, scuffing the paintwork and denting the surfaces. Frantic dogs will scratch and whine, desperate to be let in or out when nature calls and it’s time for a walk!

A cheap front door will quickly show signs of deterioration when faced with even half of the above. Already prone to warping and bowing, even in our milder UK climate, all it takes is a cold nap or heat wave to speed up the process. In no time at all, your cheap front door is looking scuffed and spent.

 The locks are compromised, and anything remotely ‘weatherproof’ is now compromised.

To be reassured of a satisfying ‘thunk’ every time you come through your front door, you need to be closing a Gerda door. 0

Choosing a steel front door will immediately remove all those elements of wear and tear that cause cheaper doors to deteriorate. Your steel front door will stand guard against the daily assaults without any erosion of those features that give it strength and beauty.

That is because the steel and aluminium construction of the entrance door has been superbly engineered to maximise the strength of both the door itself and all internal and external components, such as the locking system and hinges.

The superior strength of the steel front door means that it can withstand a pounding that would cause other doors to break and buckle.