UPVC Front Doors
Why choose our UPVC front doors
Increased kerb appeal
Our range of upvc residential doors are manufactured to the highest standards, are practical and require very little maintenance and will never need sanding, treating or painting – just a wipe down every so often!
To ensure homes are secure all doors are fitted with state-of-the-art high security multi-point locking systems. PVC-U front doors are thermally efficient, keep out draughts, will keep homes warm and heating bills down. Whether your customer prefers a contemporary or traditional style, a solid panel door or one giving a larger glass area, Mates Rates have a wide range to suit all tastes.
UPVC front doors from Mates Rates comprise of two PVC-U skins, pressure bonded to a core material of E.H.D.F.R.A polystyrene (extra high-density fire-retardant additive) using a specially formulated adhesive that is both heat and moisture resistant. The result is a core free from CFCs and a skin that is approved to BS476:part 12 ‘Method of Test for Ignitability of Products by Direct Flame Impingement’.
This offers a high degree of thermal efficiency and, by using our range of reinforcing options, a high degree of security. All glass is toughened (Kitemark BS6206) and all door panels meet class 1 surface spread of flame classification BS476 part 7.
Features of our aluminium bi fold doors
- Available in a wide range of colours
- Toughened glass (Kitemark BS6206)
- Panel doors meet Class 1 surface spread of flame
- High security locking system
- Huge range of styles and glazing options
- Resii door 2
Benefits of these doors
- Toughened for security
- High thermal efficiency
- Low maintenance
- Guaranteed not to crack, peel or fade
- 10 year guarantee
- Robust
- 10 year mechanical performance guarantee
- 25 year surface paint finish guarantee
- Lifetime security guarantee on hardware
Your colour options
Mates Rates offers a range of colour options and all of these choices are available in dual colour specification, eg Chartwell Green on outside faces and White on inside faces. All upvc front door colours shown below are a guide. Before making your final decision please ensure you have seen a foil swatch.


















All products come with the following benefits


Energy Efficient
Marketing leading thermal performance


Recycling
End of life products are given a new lease of life via recycling


Quality
Manufactured to the highest quality standards, fully accredited and CE Marked


Security
Lifetime security guarantee on hardware
Customer reviews
FAQs
Our Scottish installation team currently services central Inverness, Glasgow and Aberdeen, including the surrounding areas in a 40 mile radius. Our team will be happy to visit Nairn, Dingwall, Alness, Beauly to fit your new composite doors.
The cost of a UPVC front door varies based on factors like size, style, design, and additional features. For an accurate quote, we need to assess your specific requirements.
Adjusting a UPVC front door usually involves tweaking hinges, keeps, or locks. Consult the manufacturer’s guidelines or seek professional help for precise adjustments. Get in touch today, our local installation team will be happy to help.
Yes, you can paint a UPVC residential door, but using a suitable spray paint specifically designed for UPVC is recommended. This helps ensure proper adhesion and longevity of the paint finish.
Please note, we offer a range of colours to choose from so you may not need to paint your new front door.
Removing paint from a UPVC door requires care to avoid damaging the surface. Use a plastic scraper or soft cloth with a UPVC-friendly solvent. Test in a small area first.
Choose a spray paint formulated for UPVC surfaces. This type of paint adheres well to UPVC and provides a durable, long-lasting finish.
Changing a lock involves removing the old lock cylinder and installing a new one. Consult the lock manufacturer’s instructions or seek professional assistance for proper installation.
Cleaning a UPVC front door is simple. Use a mixture of mild soap and water to wipe down the door frames and panels. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the surface.