Coastal composite doors.
Coastal composite door installations across Cornwall — real jobs, not stock photography.
Coastal groups together installations on genuinely exposed properties — clifftop homes in Bude, harbour-front cottages in Padstow and Fowey, and seafront houses along the north and south coasts where salt spray, wind-driven rain and direct sun all take a heavier toll on a front door than an inland setting.
Every door shown here has been specified with that exposure in mind: marine-grade stainless hardware, reinforced weatherseals and, in the most exposed spots, triple glazing for extra wind and thermal resistance.
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What changes on a genuinely exposed coastal fit
Within roughly two miles of the coast we fit marine-grade stainless steel hardware as standard, since ordinary plated fittings corrode noticeably faster in salt-laden air. On the most exposed sites — clifftop and directly seafront properties — we'll also discuss triple glazing for the extra resilience against wind-driven pressure changes and heat loss.
Colour and light choices for a coastal setting
Pale finishes — white, duck egg, chartwell green and sage — dominate this gallery because they show salt deposits less obviously than dark colours and suit the breezy, light-filled character coastal owners tend to want from their entrance.
Coastal composite doors — common questions
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