We recently installed a new uPVC back door into a property in Cowbridge that utilised an oak-effect timber foil finish for added heritage authenticity.
uPVC back door in Cowbridge
The homeowner approached Falcon, looking for a new back door. They needed this door to be very secure, be very easy to maintain, and most importantly of all, it had to match the traditional appearance of the home itself. Falcon’s team of home improvement experts solved the homeowner’s needs by installing a uPVC door in a special timber effect foil.
uPVC is the perfect material from which to make a door. Weatherproof, durable and incredibly easy to maintain, uPVC doors do not require the same levels of sustained care and attention as timber doors. Whilst timber doors will require year on year maintenance, such as painting and varnishing, to safeguard their performance, uPVC doors will just need a rough clean once in a while. They can also be more cost-effective than conventional timber doors.
Mock-timber foil for convincing timber appearance
The uPVC back door we installed into the property was finished in an innovative, mock-timber foil. This foil finish mimics the look and texture of timber, making the overall door look like it is made from wood. The overall oak-effect foil of the back door is designed to emulate the unique and complex grain of this particular species of timber. It is created with the look and feel of oak in mind and emulates the specific texture of the wood itself for enhanced levels of authenticity.
Falcon: specialists in mock-timber windows and doors
The Falcon team were able to install the new uPVC back door with no problems at all. The owners of the property were completely thrilled with the standard of installation and the service that they received from us.
If you’re looking for a timber-effect or mock-timber window or door, Falcon’s product range is the perfect place to look. Transform you home today by calling us on 01656 646 047 or send us an email.
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