Timber doors

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Accoya Panelled Door with Raised Bolection Moulding and Banham Locking

Traditional timber entrance doors - handmade to suit your home

No matter what style of entrance door you need, our Midhurst-based team of joiners will be able to craft a door to match.

Front doors, double doors, rear or single doors, French doors, doors with sidelights or glazing panels, bi-fold doors, bespoke doors, Victorian doors, Edwardian doors, modern doors and doors for conservation areas or listed buildings - the team has made and fitted them all!

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Entrance doors in sustainably sourced timber

Most of the entrance doors we make are fabricated in the acetylated softwood timber 'Accoya'. This is a highly sustainable wood that also offers great durability against warping or movement, improved thermal properties and a 50 year anti-rot guarantee.

We can also make doors in European oak if required.

Bespoke door colours available - durable paint finish as standard

Our doors come fully finished in a factory-applied Sikkens Rubbol micro-porous (acrylic-based) system. The standard paint finishes are white gloss and white satin. We can also offer a wide range of custom colours on request.

Replacing doors and door sets across West Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire

Midhurst Windows and Doors specialises in the manufacture of bespoke doors and door sets. Our full supply and installation service covers West Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire. We can also provide doors outside of these areas on a supply only basis.

We offer a wide range of glass and hardware options

Sidelights and doorlights can be fitted with a range of glass options including obscured glass and decorative glass and acoustic glass.

A wide range of door furniture, hardware and locking options are also available.

We'll discuss the possibilities with you in detail when we visit as they can be very specific to the type of property, age and state of the windows. There may also be restrictions on the options available due to the conservation and listing status of your property.