Modern building and insulating materials are a "game changer" when it comes to constructing a solid replacement roof over your existing conservatory.
Due to the technological advancement in producing lightweight components it is now possible to improve your old inefficient conservatory roof, with it's noisy polycarbonate roof sheets, that makes your conservatory too hot in the summer, and too cold in the winter!
"You never get a second chance to make a first impression"
This quote has been attributed to both Oscar Wilde and to Will Rogers, but there is no clear evidence of either of them saying it! Whoever said it first epitomises the need for a beautiful front door.
All our doors have exceptional security features, and are made to the highest quality, with designs to suit every home to make that great first impression!
Bi-fold doors are now a familiar sight and the biggest growth area in the industry. Not only do they allow light to pour in to your home, they also frame views out to your garden.
Secure, functional and in a vast choice of colours including dual colours, smooth and grained finishes, Admiral have a bi-fold door to suit your home.
Sliding patio doors have been making a comeback!
Ideally suited for large openings and allowing panoramic views to the outside, our smooth running sliding doors come in a range of styles. The conventional one leaf sliding over a fixed pane, a four part set where the two centre doors slide sideways and the multi part multi track system, where multiple doors slide behind each other.
Double doors are always a popular option and best suited for openings between 1300mm and 1900mm.
Our secure multi-point locking double doors have slave locks, with twin handles for easy operation, and safety glass as standard.
Upgrade to triple glazing or tinted anti-sun glass.
Fully glazed or half glazed, our standard back doors have uncompromising multi-point locking security, and can incorporate pet doors of your choice.
Our stable doors are a great option. They are divided into two parts to allow the bottom to remain closed while fresh air floods in through the open top section. You decide whether it's a window or a door!
