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All of our new stable doors are built to the same high standards as our composite doors, utilising glass reinforced plastic to make for a high definition panel. They’re highly insulating, so your home will be kept warm and energy-efficient. Using modern door materials, they offer a lot of personalisation options, boasting an authentic timber appearance with a choice of colours and designs, all without any maintenance needed. From oak stable doors, to modern grey to sleek white; the options are endless.
Our uPVC and composite stable doors truly act as a unique and eye-catching feature to any home in which they’re installed, perfect for families concerned for the safety of their young children or those that desire lots of natural light and ventilation without a full opening.
Are you in the market for a new front or back door? If you're located in Bristol, Swindon, or Reading, look no further than our stable doors. Our doors offer a stylish and secure option for your home, and we're confident that once you learn more about them, you'll understand why they're the best choice for your needs
GRP coating ensures 9 times the thermal efficiency of an average timber door
Available in 4 stable door combinations (solid, oblong, diamond or square)
An unlimited palette of RAL colours to choose from
Large amounts of light and ventilation without the need to open the door fully
Available in inward or outward opening configurations
Specialist stable door hardware for increased security
Authentic timber style to bring a heritage feel to any home
A+' energy ratings achievable
Colour Options
Our uPVC, aluminium & timber products are available in a wide range of colours. Enquire now and remember to request a colour swatch.
Contact usGlass Options
Boasting one of the most unique yet practical replacement door styles on the market. Their horizontal design allows the top half of the panel to be opened independently of the bottom of the door for ventilation and safety. The initial purpose of the door was to keep animals out of farmhouses or keep children inside. Thankfully all of our double glazed stable doors are still effective at achieving the latter, giving you a sense of openness whilst never compromising on safety. Find out how we can give your entire home that heritage look.
Get a QuoteOur composite and uPVC doors provide a combination of high performing materials that will become an asset to your home. Our uPVC or composite stable doors offer high levels of security for your home as they are fitted with a number of sophisticated locking mechanisms for the ultimate peace of mind. Made from incredibly durable materials, they won't succumb to harsh weathers or deter in their performance. Not only this, but our high-quality stable door range are thermally insulating. With their draught-free designs, you'll be able to save money on your heating bills.
For a high-performance stable door solution, get in contact with us at Emerald and we will be able to design and install the ideal stable door style to add a heritage appearance to your home.
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