Georgian Door

Why is a Georgian Grey Composite Door a Popular Choice?

Composite doors are becoming increasingly popular because they are low-maintenance and offer incredible thermal efficiency (in other words, they keep your home warmer). Yes, they might cost more than uPVC doors, but they’re worth it in the long run.

A Georgian style for your new front composite door is an excellent choice if you’re looking for an elegant and timeless option to give your home a classy feel. The Georgian door typically has six panels (sometimes the top two are glass) and is symmetrical.

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What Colours do Georgian Composite Doors Come In?

Choosing a shade of grey for your Georgian door isn’t, well, black and white. Far from it; there are so many different shades you can choose from.

Like our other styles, our range of Georgian front doors come in every shade of grey under the sun! Your new door could be dusty grey, stone grey, pearl grey or anything in between – you’re sure to find the perfect match for your property.

Here are just a few of the options you can choose from at Value Doors:

Agate grey

Agate is a greenish-grey tone that pairs perfectly with traditional doors such as the Georgian or Edwardian style.

It’s a refreshing and energizing colour that will look wonderful with an oak or white frame.

Mouse grey

Just as the name suggests, this shade of grey is more or less the same hue as a house mouse – but don’t be put off! This earthy colour looks timeless and elegant on a Georgian front door and is equally suitable for back doors.

Moondust grey

Moondust might have a much more appealing name than mouse grey, and perhaps you’ll find the colour more appealing too. This is a fairly light, blue-grey hue that’s sure to add a modern look to the front of your home.

Flexible new door finance options for all budgets and households.

We offer a number of ways to pay for all our new doors, to make it affordable for any budget.

Finance with Klarna

Finance with Klarna is available at checkout on fitted products, depending on criteria.

Buy now, pay later

You can buy now and not pay a penny for 6 months (supply only).

Low monthly payments

Pay over 3, 5, 7, or 10 years interest bearing finance (supply only)

Pay in full

You can pay by debit or credit card in full using our secure online checkout system.

Found a Cheaper Quote? We’ll Price Match It

We aren’t called Value Doors for no reason! We always ensure our customers get the best quality door for the best possible price. A lower price shouldn’t mean compromising on quality or style. We understand that other door suppliers may offer lower prices, but this usually means you’re getting a poorer quality product or service.

If you have been quoted a lower price from another supplier, we want you to tell us! That way, we can price-match their quote like for like! If we can’t match the desired price, we will gift you a £25 Amazon voucher!

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Why Choose a Composite Georgian Door From Value Doors??

Georgian front doors are a popular choice for several reasons. Firstly, their classic and elegant design can add a touch of sophistication to the exterior of a home. The symmetrical layout of panels and glass in Georgian doors provides a sense of balance and order that is visually appealing.

Secondly, Georgian doors are typically constructed using high-quality materials with great attention to detail, making them durable and long-lasting. This is especially important for homeowners who want an entrance that can withstand heavy use and exposure to the elements.

Thirdly, Georgian doors offer customization options to suit individual tastes and preferences. Homeowners can choose from a variety of finishes, colors, and hardware to create a door that complements the style of their home.

Finally, Georgian doors are renowned for their energy efficiency. The panels and glass used in these doors are designed to prevent drafts and maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, which can help homeowners save on heating and cooling costs.