Composite Doors In Six Bells

Composite Doors in Six Bells

Exquisitely made & expertly installed doors since 1989

Upgrade Your Six Bells Home with Our Composite Doors

Protect your home from draughts, noise, and leaks.

Upgrade Your Six Bells Home with Our Composite Doors

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Stop Living with Draughts and Noise in Six Bells

Are you tired of feeling the chill of inadequate doors?

  • Unwanted noise disturbing your tranquillity
  • Dreary drafts affecting your comfort
  • Water leaks are damaging your home
  • Low-quality doors that wear and crack
  • Frequent repairs draining your wallet
  • High energy bills from inefficient doors.
  • Enduring discomfort in your own home.
  • Disappointed with previous door renovations that fell short?
  • Concerned about high installation costs

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Experience Comfort and Security in Six Bells

Enjoy a quieter home and peace of mind with our high-quality composite doors, expertly crafted to eliminate draughts and noise, ensuring lasting comfort for you and your family.

  • Thermally efficient design ensures warmth and savings
  • A commitment to quality with our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee.
  • Installation by our expert, directly employed team.
  • Trust our 35 years of expert craftsmanship.

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Beautiful Doors At An Affordable Price in Six Bells

With 35 years in the industry, we're your trusted door experts in Six Bells.

35 Years of Expertise

Since 1989, we've been dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction.

100% 5-Star Reviews

Our clients consistently praise our exceptional service and products.

Directly Employed Installers

Our products are fitted by exceptional installers who have a great deal of expertise.

"Very easy process from start to finish. Both Russell and Shaun were very helpful and the two gentlemen who fitted the windows were pleasant and tidy! We wouldn't have any qualms about recommending Sapphire Windows to anybody else"

Sarah Elvy 5 Stars

"Superb work. absolutely delighted with the product and the workmanship. I highly recommend this company - Sapphire Windows, Ammanford. Thank you Russell, Wayne and Dale"

Marion Jones 5 Stars

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3 Easy Steps to Your New Doors in Six Bells

Enjoy your new doors without the hassle.

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We’ll assess your needs and preferences.

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Get a clear, detailed estimate for your project.

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Sit back while we manufacture your stunning new windows.

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Eliminate draughts and noise with our durable composite doors in Six Bells.

Enjoy warmth, quiet, and security.

Are you tired of dealing with draughts, cold, and unwanted noise invading your home in Six Bells? At Sapphire Windows & Doors, we understand how frustrating these issues can be. That’s why since 1989, we’ve provided homeowners like you with high-quality composite doors designed to keep your home comfortable and quiet. Our thermally efficient and sound-absorbing doors not only reduce discomfort but also enhance your home’s charm. Enjoy peace of mind with our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee and our dedicated installers. Join the ranks of satisfied customers with our consistent 100% five-star reviews. Take the first step: schedule a home visit to receive a personalised quotation. Once you place your order, you can look forward to enjoying your new space.

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Why Choose A Sapphire Windows Composite Door?
Stunning Designs

Sapphire Windows GRP Composite Doors are aesthetically pleasing and are available in a huge range of colours and a variety of hardware and glazing options. 

The woodgrain finish on our GRP composite door is developed from oak tree wood grain, creating a beautifully authentic appearance and superior performance that is only available on our Distinction doors. 

Our stunning door designs would make a welcome addition to any home. 

Unparalleled Security

Our Distinction GRP (Glass-Reinforced Plastic) composite doors offer enhanced security thanks to their rigid polymer sub-frame, high density insulated core, and high impact resistant GRP skin.

As standard, our doors come fitted with a 4-hook composite door bolt which is tested to high security standards. These locks have four opposing hooks and a deadbolt throw for maximum security. Although highly secure, our locks ensure a smooth and robust operation of the doors.  

At Sapphire Windows, we do not compromise on our composite door’s security. By using the ULTION 3-star security rating & Sold Secure Diamond accredited cylinder, we have ultimate confidence in the security of our doors. Our ULTION cylinders come with a £1,000 burglary guarantee. 

Ultimate Energy Efficiency

When it comes to thermal efficiency, a Sapphire Windows composite door is the best choice you can make. It’s the most energy-efficient door on the market. 

Our composite doors exceed Approved Document L of building regulations, helping to keep your home insulated and your bills down. 

Our Distinction signature composite door (44.5mm) has been independently tested against a solid timber core composite door (48mm) and a timber paneled door (44mm). The results prove that our door is more than 19%+ more thermally efficient than both of the alternative doors.

Excellent Weatherproofing

With water-resistant polymer composite rails, our doors will keep the weather at bay and will stay looking greater for longer. 

Exceptional Durability

Sapphire Windows provide GRP Composite Doors with pedigree, offering strength, high impact resistance, and stability. Each door is backed with a 10-year guarantee and a FENSA Certificate!

Low Maintenance

Everything about our GRP composite door is designed to be easy to maintain – simply wipe clean with warm soapy water. 

Superb Sound Insulation

With a weighted noise reduction of 31 decibels, it means you can be sure your new door will keep outside noise to a minimum. 

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Call us now on 01269 596480 for a free no obligation quote, or click below to book a free no obligation quote for your composite door in Six Bells. 

Composite Door Styles, Colour & Glass Ranges
Composite Door Styles
Classic Collection
Cottage Collection
Contemporary Collection
Composite Door Glass Designs
Composite Door Colour Choices

These are some of our most popular colours but you are not limited to those. We can spray paint our doors to any colour available using the RAL colour matching system.

A full list of the RAL colours can be found on ralcolor.net – all we require is the RAL number e.g. RAL 1015 Light Ivory.

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Composite Door Fanlight Designs

If your door has a fanlight, then there are even more design choices to make. At Sapphire, we are able to offer a Bespoke design service for door fanlights. 

For many, opting for clear or obscure glass to match or complement the door design is the ideal choice.

For those looking to add more character and create a totally bespoke design for their doors, we are able to offer a Sandblast glass design with clear numbers or house names. Or Georgian bars for a more traditional design. 

 

Sandblast Glasss With Clear Numbers

Sandblast Glass With Clear House Name

Georgian Bars

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Composite Door Side-screen Designs
If you have a wide opening for your door, then a composite door sidescreen may be the right option for you. Adding sidelights to your door gives a stylish extra dimension to truly make a statement. Not only do they look so impressive by extending the glazed area across the entrance to your home, sidelights also allow for more natural light to fill your internal living space.

Classical Door & Sidescreen

Esprit Door & Sidescreen

Esteem Door & Sidescreen

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Composite Door Furniture Choices
Classic Range

Our Classic range of hardware offers a neat simple style to suit any type of home. 

Our Classic range of door furniture can be matched to our Classic range of window handles if you are looking to fully match all your windows and doors. 

Are you looking for a timeless style, clean lines and a huge range of finishes? Then look no further. Our Classic door handles, letterplates & urn knockers are available in the following finishes; 

Chrome, Gold, Bronze, Graphite, Satin, Antique Black, Silver, Black, White & Anthracite Grey

Architectural Range

A sleek contemporary hardware range. Ideal for adding atmospheric style and standing out from the crowd.

Bold styling is what you get with the Architectural range.

A sleek contemporary hardware range. Ideal for adding atmospheric style and standing out from the crowd.

Our Architectural range of door furniture can be matched to our Architectural range of window handles if you are looking to fully match all your windows and doors. 

Our Architectural door handles, letterplates & knockers are available in the following finishes;

Chrome, Gold, Bronze, Graphite, Satin, Antique Black, Silver, Black, White & Anthracite Grey 

Heritage Range

Bring a sophisticated and classy look to any period home. Ideal for traditional properties and quaint cottages.

Are you looking for door furniture that has period charm but with modern durability, then the Heritage range could be for you?

Our Heritage range of door furniture can be matched to our Heritage range of window handles if you are looking to fully match all your windows and doors. 

Our Heritage door handles, letterplates & bull ring knockers are available in the following finishes; 

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Upgrade To The Ultion Lock

The Ultion lock has an incredible suite of security features that work to secure your home against major attacks on your door. It is the flagship lock available on the market. 

With Ultion, not only do you get unparalleled security and protection for your home, but you’re also covered by our £1000 Security Guarantee in the event anyone breaks into your property.

*£1,000 Security Guarantee *

Does Triple Glazing Offer Good Value For Money?

Triple glazed windows & doors offer improved u-values and overall thermal efficiency over double glazed windows & doors. 

We offer triple glazing as an option for all of our windows & doors. 

The cost of triple glazing is more than double glazing, but is the cost difference worth it?

Is triple glazing worth it for our Deceuninck uPVC windows?

For uPVC, triple-glazed windows are generally 10-20% more expensive than double-glazed windows. 

However, triple-glazed uPVC windows are generally 30% more thermally efficient than double-glazed uPVC windows. 

Our triple-glazed uPVC windows typically achieve a U-value of 0.96, whilst our double-glazed uPVC windows achieve a U-value of 1.40. 

 

 

Is triple glazing worth it for our Sunflex aluminium windows?

For aluminium, triple-glazed windows are generally 10-20% more expensive than double-glazed windows. 

However, triple-glazed aluminium windows are generally 30% more thermally efficient than double-glazed aluminium windows. 

Our triple-glazed uPVC windows typically achieve a U-value of 1.00, whilst our double-glazed uPVC windows achieve a U-value of 1.40. 

 

Is triple glazing worth it for our Sunflex aluminium bi-folding doors?

For our Sunflex aluminium bi-folding doors, the triple-glazed option is generally 8-10% more expensive than the double-glazed option. 

However, our triple-glazed aluminium bifold is generally 38% more thermally efficient than the double-glazed aluminium bifold. 

Our triple-glazed Sunflex aluminium bi-folding door typically achieves a U-value of 0.8, whilst our double-glazed Sunflex aluminium bi-folding door achieves a U-value of 1.30. 

 

The superior efficiency of triple glazing can help to create a house that reduces carbon emissions and uses less energy to heat. As the Future Homes Standards and Building Standards are introduced, the U-value and energy efficiency of a window will become more important.

 

At Sapphire Windows & Doors, we are committed to making energy-efficient windows and striving towards more efficient homes. We see lowering U-values and triple glazing as the future for all windows in the UK.

Understanding Flush Sash Windows: Everything You Need to Know

If you’re looking to add a touch of modern elegance to your home, flush sash windows may be the perfect choice. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about this stylish window design, including its features, benefits, and installation process.

What are flush sash windows?

Flush sash windows are a type of window design that offers a sleek and contemporary look. They are characterized by their flush appearance, with the sash sitting flush with the frame when closed. This creates a clean and seamless aesthetic that can enhance the overall appearance of your home. Flush sash windows are often made from uPVC, aluminium or timber, and they can be customised to match the style and colour scheme of your home.

Benefits of flush sash windows.

There are several benefits to choosing flush sash windows for your home. Firstly, their sleek and modern design can greatly enhance the overall appearance of your property. The flush sash creates a clean and seamless look, adding a touch of sophistication to any style of home. Additionally, flush sash windows are highly energy efficient resulting in lower energy bills and a more comfortable living environment. Furthermore, flush sash windows are low maintenance. Finally, flush sash windows offer excellent security features. The flush fit and multi-point locking systems make them highly secure, providing peace of mind for homeowners. Overall, choosing flush sash windows can be a stylish and practical choice for any home.

Materials used for flush sash windows.

Flush sash windows are available in two main materials: uPVC and timber. uPVC, or unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, is a popular choice for its durability, low maintenance, and energy efficiency. It is resistant to rot, warping, and fading, making it a long-lasting option. uPVC flush sash windows are also available in a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing homeowners to customize their windows to match their home’s aesthetic. On the other hand, timber flush sash windows offer a more traditional and natural look. Timber is a renewable and sustainable material, making it an environmentally friendly choice. It also provides excellent insulation properties, helping to keep the home warm and reduce energy costs. Timber flush sash windows can be painted or stained to achieve the desired look and can be easily repaired or refurbished if needed. Both uPVC and timber flush sash windows offer their own unique benefits, so it’s important to consider your preferences and the specific needs of your home when choosing the material for your windows.

Maintenance and care tips for flush sash windows.

To keep your flush sash windows looking and functioning their best, regular maintenance and care is essential. Here are some tips to help you maintain your flush sash windows:

1. Clean the windows regularly: Use a mild detergent and warm water to clean the frames and glass. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that could damage the window.

2. Lubricate moving parts: If your flush sash windows have hinges or other moving parts, lubricate them regularly to ensure smooth operation. Use a silicone-based lubricant for best results.

3. Keep the inner frame clean, make sure they are kept clean and free from debris. This will help the windows open and close smoothly.

4. Avoid slamming the windows: Be gentle when opening and closing your flush sash windows to avoid damaging the frames or glass. Slamming the windows can cause them to become misaligned or break.

5. Trim nearby vegetation: If there are trees or bushes near your flush sash windows, make sure to trim them regularly. Overgrown vegetation can scratch or damage the windows.

6. Protect the windows during construction: If you are doing any construction or renovation work near your flush sash windows, take steps to protect them from damage. Cover the windows to prevent debris from hitting them.

By following these maintenance and care tips, you can ensure that your flush sash windows remain in excellent condition for years to come.

A Comprehensive Comparison: Timber Windows vs uPVC Windows

If you’re in the market for new windows, you may be considering the choice between timber windows and uPVC windows. Both options have their own set of advantages and disadvantages, and it’s important to weigh them carefully before making a decision. In this guide, we’ll break down the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed choice that suits your needs and preferences.

Cost: uPVC windows are generally more affordable than timber windows.

One of the main factors to consider when choosing between timber windows and uPVC windows is the cost. In general, uPVC windows tend to be more affordable than timber windows. This is because uPVC is a synthetic material that is mass-produced, making it cheaper to manufacture. On the other hand, timber windows are made from natural wood, which can be more expensive due to the cost of sourcing and processing the material. However, it’s important to note that the cost can vary depending on factors such as the size, style, and quality of the windows. Additionally, timber windows may require more maintenance and upkeep over time, which can add to the overall cost. Ultimately, it’s important to consider your budget and weigh the cost against other factors such as aesthetics and durability when making your decision.

Maintenance: Timber windows require regular maintenance, such as painting and sealing, while uPVC windows are low maintenance and only require occasional cleaning.

One of the key differences between timber windows and uPVC windows is the level of maintenance required. Timber windows typically require regular maintenance, such as painting and sealing, to keep them in good condition. This is because natural wood is susceptible to damage from moisture, sunlight, and pests. Regular maintenance helps to protect the wood and prolong the lifespan of the windows. On the other hand, uPVC windows are low maintenance and only require occasional cleaning to keep them looking their best. uPVC is a synthetic material that is resistant to moisture, sunlight, and pests, so it does not require the same level of upkeep as timber. This can be a major advantage for homeowners who want windows that are easy to care for and do not require a lot of time and effort to maintain. However, it’s important to note that while uPVC windows may be low maintenance, they may not have the same aesthetic appeal as timber windows. Timber windows have a natural warmth and beauty that can enhance the overall look of a home. Additionally, some homeowners prefer the traditional look of timber windows and are willing to invest the time and effort into maintaining them. Ultimately, the decision between timber windows and uPVC windows will depend on your personal preferences, budget, and willingness to perform regular maintenance. It’s important to weigh the pros and cons of each option and consider factors such as aesthetics, durability, and long-term cost when making your decision.

Aesthetics: Timber windows offer a classic and natural look, while uPVC windows have a more modern and sleek appearance.

One of the key factors to consider when choosing between timber windows and uPVC windows is the aesthetics. Timber windows have a classic and natural look that can enhance the overall appearance of a home. The warmth and beauty of natural wood can add a touch of elegance and charm to any property. On the other hand, uPVC windows have a more modern and sleek appearance. They are available in a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing homeowners to choose a style that complements their home’s design. uPVC windows can give a property a clean and contemporary look. Ultimately, the choice between timber windows and uPVC windows will depend on your personal taste and the style of your home. If you prefer a traditional and timeless look, timber windows may be the better option for you. However, if you prefer a more modern and minimalist aesthetic, uPVC windows may be the way to go. It’s important to consider the overall design and architecture of your home when making this decision. You want to choose windows that will harmonize with the existing style and enhance the overall curb appeal of your property. In conclusion, aesthetics play a significant role in the decision between timber windows and uPVC windows. Both options have their own unique appeal, and it’s important to choose the one that aligns with your personal preferences and the style

Durability: uPVC windows are known for their durability and resistance to rot, while timber windows may be more susceptible to damage from moisture and pests.

One of the key factors to consider when choosing between timber windows and uPVC windows is durability. uPVC windows are known for their durability and resistance to rot, making them a low-maintenance option. They are not susceptible to damage from moisture or pests, which can be a concern with timber windows.

On the other hand, timber windows may be more susceptible to damage from moisture and pests. If not properly maintained, timber windows can rot or warp over time. However, with proper care and maintenance, timber windows can last for many years.

It’s important to consider the climate and environmental conditions in your area when making this decision. If you live in a damp or humid climate, uPVC windows may be a more practical choice due to their resistance to moisture damage. However, if you live in a drier climate and are willing to invest in regular maintenance, timber windows can still be a durable option.

Ultimately, the choice between timber windows and uPVC windows will depend on your priorities and the specific needs of your home. If durability is a top concern for you, uPVC windows may be the better option. However, if you are willing to invest in maintenance and prioritize the natural beauty of wood, timber windows can still be a viable choice.

Energy Efficiency: Both timber and uPVC windows can be energy efficient, but uPVC windows often have better insulation properties.

When it comes to energy efficiency, uPVC windows generally have the advantage. They are known for their excellent insulation properties, which can help to reduce heat loss and improve the overall energy efficiency of your home. uPVC windows are often designed with multiple chambers and thermal breaks, which help to prevent heat transfer and keep your home comfortable year-round. Timber windows, on the other hand, may require additional measures to improve their energy efficiency. While timber is a natural insulator, the overall energy efficiency of timber windows can vary depending on factors such as the type of wood used, the quality of the installation, and the presence of any gaps or drafts. With proper installation and regular maintenance, timber windows can still provide good energy efficiency, but they may require more attention to ensure optimal performance. It’s worth noting that both timber and uPVC windows can be enhanced with additional features to improve their energy efficiency, such as double or triple glazing, low-emissivity coatings, and weatherstripping. These features can help to further reduce heat loss and improve insulation. Ultimately, when considering the energy efficiency of timber windows vs uPVC windows, it’s important to consider the specific characteristics of each option, as well as your own priorities and budget. Consulting with a professional window installer or energy efficiency expert can also provide valuable insights and guidance in making the best choice for your home.

Flush Sash vs Standard Casement Windows: Which is Right for You?

When it comes to choosing windows for your home, there are many options to consider. Two popular choices are flush sash and standard casement windows. While both have their benefits, there are some key differences to keep in mind. This guide will help you compare the two and make an informed decision for your home.

What are flush sash and standard casement windows?

Flush sash windows are a modern take on traditional timber windows. They have a sleek, flat profile that sits flush with the frame, giving them a contemporary look. Standard casement windows, on the other hand, have a more traditional design with a protruding frame and opening sash. They are a popular choice for many homes and can be made from a variety of materials, including timber, uPVC, and aluminum.

Differences in appearance and style.

The main difference between flush sash and standard casement windows is their appearance and style. Flush sash windows have a sleek, modern look with a flat profile that sits flush with the frame. They are often used in contemporary homes or to add a modern touch to traditional properties. Standard casement windows, on the other hand, have a more traditional design with a protruding frame and opening sash. They are a popular choice for many homes and can be made from a variety of materials, including timber, uPVC, and aluminum.

Energy efficiency and insulation.

When it comes to energy efficiency and insulation, both flush sash and standard casement windows can be effective. This can help to keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, potentially reducing your energy bills. With both styles, it’s important to choose high-quality materials and ensure proper installation to maximize their insulation properties.

Maintenance and durability.

Both flush sash and standard casement uPVC windows require minimal maintenance to ensure their longevity. When it comes to durability, both types of windows can be long-lasting if they are made from high-quality materials and installed properly. It’s important to choose a reputable manufacturer and installer to ensure your windows will stand the test of time.

Cost and budget considerations.

When it comes to cost, flush sash windows are generally more expensive than standard casement windows. This is due to their more modern design and the fact that they require more precise manufacturing and installation. However, the cost difference may be worth it for those who prioritise aesthetics and want a more contemporary look for their home. It’s important to consider your budget and weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a decision. Keep in mind that investing in high-quality windows can also lead to energy savings in the long run, which can offset the initial cost.