Glazed area
Decide how much light and privacy the entrance requires before choosing the panel layout.
Doors
uPVC doors provide a practical, low-maintenance solution for front, side and rear entrances. The glazed and solid sections can be configured to balance privacy, natural light and the appearance of the property.

Product overview
uPVC entrance doors can be designed with full or partial glazing, solid lower panels and matching side sections. They are particularly useful where a straightforward, easy-care replacement is required.
We will confirm the available colours, glass and hardware for the chosen system and measure the complete opening before ordering.
Planning your project
Decide how much light and privacy the entrance requires before choosing the panel layout.
Access requirements and the existing floor levels should be discussed during the survey.
Choose a finish that coordinates with nearby windows and the exterior elevation.

Is this right for your home?
We can compare this option with the other products in the doors range during your consultation.
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Prime is based in Stourport-on-Severn and undertakes installations throughout Worcestershire and the wider West Midlands.
Helpful advice
Use our detailed guides to compare products, understand the important specification choices and prepare useful questions for your quotation.
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Read the guide →Questions about upvc entrance doors
Yes. Different panel and glazing arrangements are available, including designs with a large glazed area.
We can discuss colours and finishes that coordinate with the existing or replacement window frames.