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Engineered Entrance Doors

Doors, redefined.

So you are ready to upgrade your home’s entrance and you are struggling to decide whether you should opt for a solid wood door or perhaps move towards an engineered option? Here is a guide to help give you all the information you need to make an informed decision on what engineered doors are, and why they might be the best option for you and your home.

What are Engineered Doors?

Engineered doors are generally assembled from the latest modern materials and formed into ‘engineered’ doors. They are created to emulate the richness and depth of real timber but without the problems traditionally associated with wooden doors. A solid wooden door is made up of separate intersecting wooden components all joined or glued together, which is where potential problems can arise over the long term.

What are Engineered Doors

Doors Built to Last

An engineered door can be said to be the modern day approach to door construction. Where solid wooden doors can be a beautiful addition to your home, they come with their downsides. They can be affected by changes in temperature and humidity which could lead a solid door to warp, bow and eventually change shape and size and develop splits and gaps. Whereas an engineered door is built to last and will be an equally beautiful addition to your home and is less affected by the change in weather or temperature.

Doors Built to Last

Maintenance Free Doors

Adding an engineered door into your home will definitely be something you won’t regret, with no sanding, painting or staining required. They are also incredibly durable compared to a solid wood door, as the wood can be prone to splitting along the grain. This is why technologically advanced, engineered doors can be the preferred solution.

Engineered Doors

Helping to Keep your Rooms Insulated

Another benefit to adding an engineered door to your home is that they provide better thermal insulation than the more traditional solid wooden doors. They help keep your home warm in winter and then in the summer they will help keep your home cool.

engineered doors

Environmentally Friendly

An engineered door is definitely a more environmentally friendly option. As well as keeping your home insulated, meaning you use less energy there are also other environmental plus points to using these doors as no wood is required in manufacture of this product.

All in all, a beautifully crafted engineered door from the English Door Company at Evolution will be a great addition to your home. Our products will exceed your expectations with their superior finish, aesthetic quality and benefit of being maintenance free. Call our Customer Service team today to find out more about our extensive range of engineered doors.

Environmentally Friendly doors

Your next steps

Request a brochure

If you can’t visit your local Evolution showroom but still want to find out more about our beautiful handcrafted windows and doors then simply order a brochure today and be inspired.

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Request a quotation

Speak to one of our friendly, experienced designers to discuss your requirements and individual project needs. We will provide you with advice and a detailed, no-obligation quotation.

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To truly explore Evolution, why not visit your local showroom where you can see the Evolution difference for yourself. We are also always happy to welcome visitors to our Bedfordshire head office.

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