Hardwood doors
Front doors are an important part of any home and as such, need to have a number of qualities to ensure they’re suitable. Hardwood doors are one option and actually very popular among homeowners for a number of reasons.
For a front door, you need excellent security, weather resistance, durability and above all, fantastic aesthetic appeal. And that’s exactly what a hardwood front door will give you. They look brilliant and you can even choose from a range of colours and amazing styles to create a unique appeal for your home.
No matter your property, you could consider a Victorian, Edwardian modern or even country front door design. Then the colour could be range from a traditional black or white, to bolder red, green and blue.
Hardwood doors are preferred over the cheaper uPVC option because they’re much more resilient and look excellent. They may set you back slightly more, but the extra cost is worthwhile when you consider the fantastic benefits.
With a new hardwood front door:
- Improve the security of your home with the latest locking systems
- Boost your property’s kerb appeal with a top notch installation
- Benefit from superb weather resistance and excellent durability.
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Hardwood doors activity in April 2019
Hardwood doors Projects in the UK in April 2019
| March 2019 | February / March | ||
| South East | 1,914 | 14% |  |
| Greater London | 1,753 | 42% | |
| Scotland | 1,155 | -7% |  |
| North West | 1,124 | 11% | |
| South West | 1,052 | -10% | |
| East Of England | 970 | 60% | |
| Yorkshire & Humber | 900 | 37% | |
| Wales | 860 | 10% | |
| East Midlands | 782 | 17% | |
| Western Midlands | 753 | -18% | |
| Northern Ireland | 350 | 12% | |
| North East | 166 | 0% |  |
| United Kingdom | 11,779 | 13% |
Source: Numbers calculated based on the search volumes in major search engines.
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