Aluminum Doors

A: Aluminum doors are worth it, especially if you’re on a budget but want to have a high-quality and lasting door. It provides a wide range of benefits, from being corrosion- and weather-resistant to little upkeep and even energy savings. Additionally, the resale value of space, especially in homes with aluminum doors, is higher.

A: The aluminum material is known to be sturdy and long-lasting. This makes doors made of aluminum last longer compared to other materials like wood. Typically, aluminum doors can function for up to 50 years or more, depending on the quality of the aluminum, regular maintenance, and professional installation.

A: PVC material is not as strong and durable compared to aluminum because it is made of plastic material. This is why, when it becomes too hot, PVC is more prone to distortion and melting, leading to a shorter lifespan. In comparison, PVC’s lifespan is around 20 to 35 years, while aluminum lasts 50 years or longer. PVC’s sightlines are also thicker and not suitable for heavy door panels.

A: Both steel and aluminum go hand-in-hand in terms of providing functionality and aesthetics. Aluminum is a softer material than steel, which makes it versatile in any space, whether home or office. However, steel is a thicker and more sturdy material, which makes it suitable for spaces that need a high level of security.

A: Aluminium doors are strong, stylish, and great for security, but they can be pricier. Composite doors combine different materials, making them energy-efficient, low-maintenance, and good at resisting weather. If you want durability and a modern look, choose aluminium; if you prefer affordability and good insulation, go for composite.

A: You're easily able to go with a bright and exciting colour such as Mellow Yellow or Mint Green. Going bold will draw the eye in and create a statement without affecting the aesthetic of your home. One of the most popular colours for aluminium front doors is grey.

A: Aluminium doors are strong and last long but can get hot or cold easily, while uPVC doors keep the temperature better but aren’t as strong as aluminium.

A: A basic combination of warm soapy water is the most effective solution for aluminium door cleaning, particularly a mild liquid soap rather than a bar of soap.

A: Tap the Frame: The best way to know the material of your slider is to tap it with your fingers or a pen. The noise that you hear will tell you what material it's made of. If it makes a panging noise like a frying pan, it is aluminum.

A: Spraying aluminium doors involves using a specialised paint that is designed for use on metal surfaces. The paint is applied using a state-of-the-art spray gun, which provides an even and consistent finish. Our process ensures that your aluminium doors will be long-lasting, keeping your business looking fresh.