Door Glazing

Decorative door glass for your Ipswich, Essex and Surrey home

Introducing decorative glass into your new front or back door is an easy way to personalise. Door styles include half glazed panels and toplight panels with a wide range of options for decoration.

Our decorative glazing options include:

• Bevelled glass doors – Classic styles incorporating a range of textured glazing finishes for privacy.
• Stained glass doors – Not only for church windows, stained glass has a long history as an art form and is a popular choice for front doors.
• Frosted glass doors – Mainly for privacy, frosted glass also softens the light pleasingly.
• Leaded glass doors – Popular with or without stained glass panels, available in a range of lead designs, from diamond cuts to bespoke patterns.

Double glazed front and back doors

Double glazing for front and back doors lightens doors and combines the benefits of energy performance with security.

All our double glazing is manufactured with two panes of thick glass enclosing argon gas. The design and quality in construction result in outstanding U-Values and sound insulation.

Triple glazed front and back doors in the South East of the UK

Triple glazed doors are growing in popularity especially where large glass panels are required. When triple glazed, front and back doors provide increased thermal performance, strength, and safety.

Triple glazed doors typically achieve A+ energy ratings and U-values of up to 0.8 W/m2k. The extra glass pane, spacer bar, and argon gas filling reduce heat transfer between the panes, increasing comfort in hot or cold weather.

Toughened glass or laminated glass doors?

Also known as tempered glass, toughened glass acts is a safety glass that is typically five times stronger than a standard glass of a similar thickness. It shatters on impact to reduce the likelihood of injury. It’s commonly used in bi-fold doors and patio doors where large, full height glazing panels carry an increased risk of accidental damage.

Laminated glass is the result of bonding two panes of glass together so that it stays intact when smashed, and shards of glass aren’t able to cause injury. It is consequently a reliable yet secure glazing choice for homeowners with children and pets as it will stay in position until it is replaced.