Doors Farnham

uPVC is a low maintenance material, meaning these doors only need occasional upkeep to look and perform their best. We recommend regularly cleaning your door to remove dust, dirt and debris, preventing locks and cylinders from becoming harder to operate.

This can be done with a solution of warm water and soap.

Moving components will also need oiling once to twice a year. We can advise you as to how regularly you need to lubricate these locks and hinges as the fitting is complete.

uPVC door costs can vary significantly. Customisation plays a part, as does whether it is a single, double, sliding, front or back door! For this reason, we prefer to provide costs for our doors on enquiry. Submit your dream design via our online quoting engine to get a price. You can also contact our team to speak to an expert directly.

Our French doors are incredibly energy efficient. We use the best door systems to ensure no corners are cut. Depending on your specifications and chosen material, U-values with double glazing could be as low as 1.3 W/m2K. Make the upgrade to triple glazing and that could instead be 1.0 W/m2K.

With complete perimeter seals, all our French doors are also fully weatherproof. Not only are you safe against damp, mould and leaks, but also draughts that could affect the thermal performance.

We often fit French doors as a means of connecting the home and garden. However, they can actually be installed right through the home. You can use them connect your property to an extension, conservatory or orangery, or to open those builds onto a patio.

They can also be fitted to porches or as an internal divider between rooms.

You can get a quote for a set of uPVC French doors by using our handy online tool. You can add your specifications and dimensions in order to get an accurate cost, first time.

Alternatively, we encourage you contact us directly to discuss pricing for French doors. We can either call you back, or discuss the possibility of you visiting our showrooms in Bisley and Ash Vale.

Jewel operate from two showrooms; one in Bisley and one in Ash Vale. As a result, we regularly complete stunning home renovations right across the Surrey region.

To confirm you’re within our coverage area, just get in touch. Our friendly team will happily confirm for you.

The Residence Collection is a set of windows and doors engineered specifically to replicate timber. While we also offer hardwood windows and doors, we believe it’s important to offer our homeowners a wealth of choice.

We offer their leading system, the R9, which delivers thermal efficiency, weatherproofing and security in abundance. They stand toe to toe with any uPVC or aluminium door on the market.

They certainly can. All of the Residence Collection doors, including the R9 system we offer, come with contemporary design possibilities. They can be designed to suit any home.

With that being said, we do offer aluminium front and back doors, which lend themselves naturally to more contemporary builds.

If you’re unsure what home improvement options are best for your renovations, just let us know. We can lend our impartial, expert advice.

As a leading double glazing service, we take pride in offering a full suite of products. We understand that every home is unique, so offer every external door you could ask for.

If Residence Collection doors aren’t right for your project, you can also explore our sliding doors, composite doors, aluminium bifold doors and timber doors.

The quality and technical intricacy of those doors is reflected in their price. They’re a feat of engineering.

If you would like to get a price for a set of Residence Collection doors in any style, contact our team today.

All three doors are fantastic in their own way. The decision as to which is best would depend on the space available and your budget.

With that being said, aluminium bifold doors have enjoyed a surge in popularity recently, with good reason. They offer striking aesthetics and immense practicality. You are permitted easy and unobstructed access with even the largest bifold door spans.

With such a range of configuration possibilities too, you can create the perfect entranceway with no compromises. That’s why they are often our recommended option.

We don’t, and for good reason. With their more complex construction, we have found uPVC bifold doors to be less reliable than aluminium. We have therefore chosen not to offer uPVC bifold doors to our customers.

For this reason, aluminium bifold doors are the only material we offer. This includes these standard profiles and our slimline alternative.

They are. Despite their more complex opening mechanism, aluminium bifold doors don’t require excess upkeep to look and perform to a factory fresh standard. Instead, only an occasional clean is required. You can use household cleaner and warm water to clean the glass, and a soft cloth to remove dust and debris from the moving parts.

These moving components will also need an annual oil, to ensure they operate smoothly for longer.

If aluminium bifold doors aren’t right for you, know we also offer patio doors in uPVC and timber and French doors in uPVC and timber as well. We have external options for every home, budget and taste. Whatever your aspirations for your dream home renovations, contact Jewel today.

While both products are great, composite doors have the edge. Coming with a robust timber or foam core, composite entrance doors are proven to be more durable and secure than other materials. The inclusion of said core also aids the noise reduction and thermal retention properties of the door.

With that being said, uPVC doors are still a fantastic option with well rounded performance levels. They are also almost always the most cost effective choice.

They are. Both of the two composite doors that we install adhere to the requirements of Secured by Design. This means that they deliver the police preferred level of security for your home. You can have complete peace of mind with both our timber core and foam filled composite front doors.

Our composite doors can also hold BSI Kitemarks and can come with ABS and Ultion locking mechanisms.

While these entrance doors are fantastic, we like to offer our customers the variety of choice. For that reason, we offer a full suite of residential door options, making sure we tick every box.

You can also have uPVC doors, timber doors, aluminium doors and Residence Collection doors fitted to your home.

They are. This is partly why they are a fantastic upgrade on your old timber doors. Our composite systems require less regular upkeep, and its hassle free upkeep to match. Cleaning and maintaining your new front door won’t be a chore.

You’ll simply need to give the door a clean periodically, removing dust and debris from any moving components. Once or twice a year, we recommend you lubricate these moving components, to ensure they operate smoothly for years to come. We can advise you on the regularity of the maintenance you’ll need to undertake during the installation.

Wooden doors requiring a large amount of upkeep is a common misconception. They need periodical attention from you as the homeowner, but the upkeep required won’t prove a chore.

As with any entrance door, you’ll need to keep moving components free of dust and debris, to ensure optimum performance. These locks and hinges can then be oiled every six to 12 months.

With an authentic wooden door, you’ll also need to complete staining and varnishing work every few years, to maintain that brand new look. We can provide advice on this during installation. That’s the Jewel difference.

High quality and sustainable timber can come at a premium. However, for that authentic hardwood feel, nothing comes close. You can find out how much wooden doors would cost you by contacting our team directly.

We certainly do! One of our biggest beliefs is offering every product a homeowner could need. It’s for that reason that we also offer uPVC, aluminium and composite doors.

If you’re looking for a timber alternative, we would most highly recommend our Residence Collection doors. Alternatively, many of our uPVC and composite doors can be finished in woodgrain foils, mimicking timber. There are options for all budgets and preferences.

The Jewel Group business is based in the Surrey area, with showrooms in Bisley and Ash Vale. This places us perfectly to serve the areas which surround us.

Wherever you are based throughout this region, we can assist with your dream home renovations. If you would like us to confirm that we can cater to your exact postcode, just get in touch. Once confirmed, we can kickstart your project involving stunning wooden doors.

Yes, composite doors are known for their excellent insulation properties. The combination of materials, including insulating foam cores and weatherproof seals, helps to minimise heat loss and maintain comfortable indoor temperatures – potentially reducing energy costs.

A composite door is an exterior door made from a combination of materials, typically wood, uPVC (unplasticized polyvinyl chloride), insulating foam, and glass-reinforced plastic (GRP). This combination provides strength, durability, and energy efficiency.

Bifold doors, also known as folding doors or accordion doors, are a type of door system consisting of multiple panels that fold and stack neatly to one or both sides of an opening. They are commonly used for large doorways or to create indoor-outdoor living spaces.

Bifold doors are energy efficient when properly installed with high-quality materials and insulated glazing. At Jewel, our bifolds doors feature thermal breaks, low-emissivity (Low-E) glass, and weatherproof seals – minimising heat loss and reducing energy bills.

Common types of patio doors include sliding glass doors (also known as gliding or bypass doors), French doors (double hinged doors with glass panels), and bifold doors (doors with multiple panels that fold and stack neatly to one or both sides).