Lanivet: Full Composite Range for a Mixed Village
By Cornwall Composite Doors · 31 August 1969 · 4 min read
Lanivet's blend of period cottages and new-build estate housing suits our full composite range — here's how we specify for each.
Two building eras side by side
Lanivet, close to Lanhydrock House, has a genuine mix of older period cottages and more recent estate development, and the two call for different approaches. Older cottages generally suit heritage colours and traditional panelling; newer housing usually already has a contemporary window scheme that a matching composite door completes.
Heritage colours for the older cottages
Chartwell Green and Duck Egg Blue are the most requested colours on Lanivet's period stock, both suiting the stone and rendered fronts typical of the older part of the village without looking imposed or overly modern.
Matching newer estate housing
On Lanivet's estate housing, Anthracite Grey is the most common choice, generally matching window frames already fitted in that colour — a straightforward way to make a replacement door look intentional rather than mismatched.
Covering Lanivet alongside Bodmin and Wadebridge
We fit doors across Lanivet as part of our Bodmin-area round, with the usual free survey, fixed written quote and 10-year guarantee.
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