Stable Doors
- Add country charm with our range of stable composite doors, available in 4 cottage styles
- Energy efficient and secure featuring Ultion 3* cylinder locks
- Featuring the best Q-Lon seals. They will keep draughts out long after other seals have given up.
- Available in both glazed and unglazed options
What is a stable door?
At first glance, a stable door may appear to look like any other composite door. However, when you look closer, they are not. As the images below demonstrate, the key difference with a stable door is that the top half can open independently from the bottom half.
We've shown this below by giving three examples from a recent installation where our stable door, in a modern Anthracite Grey, is fully closed, fully open and with just the top half open.
Stable Door - Fully Closed
Stable Door - Top Half Open
Stable Door - Fully Open
Strength and style with composite stable doors
Getting stable composite doors fitted used to mean nothing more than a door in two halves. Cute and charming, certainly – but not especially practical. But thanks to Safestyle, you can add a hard edge to the charm – secure, energy-efficient and with long-lasting good looks.
- Add country-charm with our range of stable composite doors, available in 4 cottage styles.
- Energy efficient and secure featuring Ultion 3*cylinder locks
- Featuring the best Q-Lon seals. They will keep draughts out longer after other seals have given up.
- Available in both glazed and unglazed options.
Stable door colour options
Our range of composite stable doors are available in the same thirteen colours as the rest of our composite door range. This includes white, anthracite grey, jet black and several wood-effect options such as Golden Oak and Dark Woodgrain. See the full range below:
White
Anthracite Grey
Ice Blue
Steel Blue
Cream
Fir Green
Jet Black
Sage Green
Golden Oak
Dark Woodgrain
Agate Grey
Black Brown
Peacock Blue
Our Doors FAQs
Choosing new doors can be a tough decision, but don't worry, at Safestyle we're here to help! We've answered some of the most common questions we get asked which you may find useful.
uPVC door costs are more affordable than composite doors, although the exact price will depend on the installation company and material quality. Our Price Promise gives you peace of mind that you’re getting the best price though, as we’ll match any like-for-like quote. So, if you’re looking to buy a double-glazed door for your home, get a quote from us today.
You can buy uPVC door paint to change and update the appearance of your exterior doors. However, we would advise against doing so, as this can result in a lower standard of finish which can deteriorate over time. Additionally, painting your uPVC door could invalidate your warranty.
Coloured uPVC front doors are a growing trend and can make the perfect first impression. That’s why we offer seven different coloured finish options, including white, white woodgrain, dual cream, dual anthracite grey, dual sage green, golden oak and dark woodgrain.
uPVC and composite doors are the most popular door options, and both have their own benefits. uPVC doors are largely made from plastic and are more affordable and practical, whereas composite doors are made from several materials to provide enhanced security however, can be more expensive than uPVC.
You can discover more about the difference between composite and uPVC doors here.
Start your project without delay...
Schedule a complimentary consultation with one of our local specialist advisors, who will:
- Provide an accurate, no-obligation quote
- Provide suggestions and functional alternatives
- Show you samples of our products
- Take all necessary measurements