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Contemporary door with multiple glazed panels and full-length sidelights. Finished with polished chrome door furniture. A twist on the classic Contemporary door design, this one uses opaque glass panels to stylish effect. Glass can be strengthened for security and durability and opaque choices provide privacy as well as additional light.
The sidelights of this door have frosted glazing with inlaid bespoke number detail. Glazing can be laminated for extra strength, durability and warmth without compromising its sophisticated good looks.
This door is enhanced with subtle door furniture in a nickel finish. The perfectly positioned letterbox and ring-shaped door knocker are in keeping with its cool elegance.
Extra thick door and frame construction. We can hand make a door and frame to any size, width and depth. This door is made from Accoya®, a favourite material for its durability, strength and long-lasting good looks.
Many design features make this home unique. The design reflects the style of the house and was designed to belong exclusively to number 16. Whatever your brief, our designers and craftsmen can meet it.
This steel 'hinge bolt' is recommended by the Metropolitan Police. The design and construction is so secure that we use them on both inward and outward opening doors. Pound for pound, it’s the best security device you can buy.
Plenty of glazing allows natural light to flood through this hallway. The sidelights add width and maximise the sense of space. Frosted or opaque glazing promotes privacy without blocking natural daylight.
The sidelights of this door have frosted glazing with inlaid bespoke number detail.
This door has a perfectly positioned letterbox and ring-shaped door knocker that's in keeping with its cool elegance.
This door is made from Accoya®, a favourite material for its durability, strength and long-lasting good looks.
The design of this door reflects the style of the house. Whatever your brief, our designers and craftsmen can meet it.
This steel 'hinge bolt' is recommended by the Metropolitan Police. Pound for pound, it’s the best security device you can buy.
Natural light floods through this hallway. Frosted or opaque glazing promotes privacy without blocking natural daylight.
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A Contemporary design with horizontal panelling, clear fanlight and chrome door furniture.
Contemporary door and frame with opaque glazed fanlight and statement door furniture in brushed chrome.
Stately-looking Contemporary door design with fanlight and distinctive chrome door furniture.
Beautifully made and elegantly finished Contemporary door with opaque glazing feature and chrome door furniture.
A handcrafted door demands a hand-painted finish, that’s why every door is painted by a skilled human being, not a machine.
London Door Company specify top-of-the-range locks from manufacturers of the UK’s most cutting-edge systems.
Every door starts with high quality timber. While we offer a variety, virtually all our doors are now made out of Accoya®, and for good reason.
Whether it’s stained, double-glazed, clear or textured, we’ve the perfect glass for your front door.
London Door Company offer a complete service from design to installation, so no other tradesmen are needed.
Our door furniture is selected based on personal preference. With different designs, styles and finishes available there is a solution for everyone.
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