FAQs

Yes. Modern steel door systems are designed with thermal performance in mind and can be fitted with energy-efficient glazing to meet current building regulations.

Yes. Steel is an incredibly strong material, and modern Crittall doors can include multi-point locking systems, toughened glass, and additional security features.

Yes. Internal Crittall doors are extremely popular for dividing spaces while allowing natural light to flow through the home.

Yes. Their heritage and timeless appearance make them ideal for period renovations and listed properties, subject to planning requirements where applicable.

Absolutely. Crittall doors are bespoke and can be customised in terms of:

• Size and configuration
• Opening style
• Colour and finish
• Glazing design
• Handles and ironmongery

Yes. We regularly replace outdated timber, aluminium, or old steel doors with modern Crittall systems that improve both appearance and performance.

Costs vary depending on the size, specification, glazing, and installation requirements. We provide bespoke quotations tailored to each project.

Crittall doors are steel-framed glazed doors known for their slim sightlines, strength, and timeless design. They are commonly used as external doors, patio doors, internal partitions, and statement entrance doors.

While black is the classic choice, Crittall doors are available in a wide range of RAL colours to suit both contemporary and traditional interiors.

Crittall steel doors offer slimmer sightlines and a more authentic industrial or heritage appearance. Aluminium doors can provide a similar style but generally require thicker frames.

There are several styles available, including:

• Single doors
• Double doors
• French doors
• Sliding doors
• Internal glazed doors
• Fixed screen and door combinations

Each design can be tailored to suit your property and layout.