16 composite door styles, matched to your property.
Every mainstream composite door style installed across Cornwall — with pricing, best-for guidance, security spec and heritage colour recommendations for each.
Cornwall's three most-fitted composite door styles.
Composite door styles at a glance.
A quick side-by-side of every style — category, best-for and typical price band. Click a style for the full landing page.
| Style | Category | Best for | Typical price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modern | Modern | New builds, Contemporary renovations | £1,595–£2,195 | View → |
| Traditional | Traditional | Victorian terraces, Edwardian semis | £1,595–£2,195 | View → |
| Cottage | Cottage | Granite cottages, Fishermen's terraces | £1,595–£2,195 | View → |
| Stable | Stable | Rural homes, Farmhouses | £2,195–£2,795 | View → |
| Contemporary | Modern | Grand Designs projects, Coastal builds | £2,195–£2,795 | View → |
| Heritage | Heritage | Listed buildings, Conservation areas | £1,895–£2,595 | View → |
| Farmhouse | Traditional | Farmhouses, Moorland homes | £1,895–£2,595 | View → |
| Coastal | Cottage | Cliff-top homes, Harbour-front properties | £1,595–£2,195 | View → |
| Georgian | Heritage | Georgian townhouses, Rectories | £1,895–£2,595 | View → |
| Victorian | Heritage | Victorian terraces, Bay-fronted semis | £1,895–£2,595 | View → |
| Flush | Modern | New builds, Minimalist renovations | £1,395–£1,895 | View → |
| Glazed | Glazed | North-facing frontages, Long hallways | £1,395–£1,895 | View → |
| Half Glazed | Glazed | Terraces, Semis | £1,595–£2,195 | View → |
| Full Glazed | Glazed | Contemporary homes, Rear entrances | £2,195–£2,795 | View → |
| Arched | Heritage | Period townhouses, Victorian villas | £2,195–£2,795 | View → |
| Panelled | Traditional | Terraces, Semis | £1,395–£1,895 | View → |
Choosing the right composite door style.
1. Match the era of the property
Victorian and Edwardian terraces belong with traditional six-panel or Victorian glazed doors. Post-2000 new-builds suit modern flush or full-glazed. Granite cottages call for cottage or stable styles. A door that reads as native to the property adds value — one that reads as bolted-on can subtract it.
2. Balance daylight vs privacy
North-facing frontages and long hallways benefit from glazed or half-glazed styles. Street-fronting terraces usually want obscured or sandblasted glass. Full-glazed doors work best where a garden, porch or storm door provides a second layer of privacy.
3. Pick colours after style
Heritage colours (Chartwell Green, French Navy, deep reds) suit traditional, Victorian, cottage and heritage styles. Anthracite, slate grey and matte black suit modern, flush and contemporary. See our colour library once you've locked the style.
Composite fire doors
FD30 and FD60-specified composite front doors for flats, HMOs, shared entrances and Building-Regs-driven refurbishments across Cornwall.
Where a fire door is required
- · Flats opening onto a shared corridor or stair
- · HMOs (three or more unrelated occupants)
- · Loft conversions with a habitable third storey
- · Integral garage doors to a house interior
- · Shared entrance halls in converted properties
- · Landlord refurbishments under Section 21 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
Composite door styles — questions answered.
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