A single door is the main entrance to the home. We supply contemporary entrance doors with a full-height glazed panel, matching sidelights, and a long pull handle, finished in a dark frame that sits cleanly against rendered or painted walls.
Each door is made to the opening, so the frame, glass, and hardware line up with the porch, step, and house number. Sidelights bring daylight into the hallway without giving up a solid, lockable centre leaf.
Why choose a single entrance door
One leaf is easier to seal, lock, and operate than a pair of doors, and the glazed centre still keeps the hall bright.
One locking leaf
A single leaf with a multipoint lock and a full-length handle gives a clear, secure way in and out.
Glazing and sidelights
Horizontal bars across the glass, plus glazed sidelights, let light through while keeping a defined entrance.
What is included
The designs in this range are built as a complete entrance set, not a door slab on its own.
Frame, leaf, and sidelights
The outer frame, door leaf, and side screens are supplied together so the sightlines match.
Threshold and hardware
A low threshold, letterplate options, and a long stainless handle are part of the entrance design.
- Made to the width and height of your opening
- Choice of glazed, semi-glazed, and more private glass layouts
- Suitable for a front, side, or rear entrance
Entrance layouts
Most single doors in this range follow one of these layouts.
Door with two sidelights
Glazed centre panel
Solid lower panel with glass above
Tell us the opening size and whether the door needs a letterplate, sidelights, or extra privacy glass.
Single door designs
These are designs from our single doors range. Open any image to view it larger.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The designs shown here pair the door with one or two glazed side screens so the entrance stays bright.
Yes. They are entrance doors, with a secure centre leaf, a defined threshold, and space for a handle, lock, and house number.
The glazed layouts can use clearer or more obscure glass, depending on how much of the hallway you want to screen.
Yes. We survey the opening before the door is made, including the step, porch, and any existing frame.