A range of PVCu doors
PVCu doors not only offer energy efficiency and structural strength, but they also offer style, security and renowned performance. The Window Company offers a range of styles in PVCu, including residential, French and sliding patio doors, so that you can create the most suitable entrance for your home.
Whether you’re looking for a front or back door, PVCu doors from The Window Company offer security, insulation, style, and of course terrific value.
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Browse our range of PVCu doors:
PVCu French Doors
With their classic double-door opening, our PVCu French doors will increase access to and from your garden, enabling you to enjoy the outside a lot more.
These doors combine attractiveness with sturdy quality and not to mention the latest generation technology to enable you to feel safe and secure. Each installation comes with 28mm toughened glazing as standard. We also offer the option of decorative glazing, including obscured or textured glass – perfect for rooms where you’d like more privacy.
PVCu Residential Doors
A PVCu residential door is an eye-catching, practical new addition to your home.
With our PVCu residential doors, your home will benefit from increased heat retention. Our frames have been handcrafted to ensure high levels of thermal performance, no matter the weather. They are also extremely durable.
Our PVCu residential doors are available with obscure glazing and in a range of colours and woodgrain finishes, so you can design a door that is perfectly suited to your home.
PVCu Sliding Patio Doors
Our in-line PVCu sliding patio doors are a perfect way to connect your home to the outside world. The large glass panes draw in light from outside, helping create a bright, airy living space all year round. Each door comes with an in-built gliding system that prevents your door from jarring or becoming difficult to open.
So many of us are setting up dining and seating areas on the exterior of our properties, getting the door right can make all the difference.
View our work
Not sure which PVCu door style suits your home? Browse our gallery to see real examples of our completed installations, including stunning PVCu residential doors and sliding patio doors in various styles and finishes. Our gallery showcases how different door designs transform homes across Manchester and Cheshire, helping you visualise the perfect choice for your property.
Areas We Cover
The Window Company supplies and installs PVCu doors throughout Manchester and the surrounding regions. We proudly serve Stretford, Sale, Altrincham, Didsbury, Urmston, Chorlton, Hale, Old Trafford, Salford, Eccles, Worsley, and Carrington. If you're unsure whether we cover your area, please don't hesitate to contact us on 0161 962 8570 or email info@the-windowco.co.uk – we're happy to help.
Contact Us About Your New PVCu Doors
Whether you're planning a complete door replacement or simply want to learn more about our PVCu door options, our team is here to help. Contact The Window Company today to discuss your project requirements or request detailed information about any of our PVCu products. Call us on 0161 962 8570, email info@the-windowco.co.uk, or visit our showroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do PVCu doors cost?
Pricing varies depending on the door type, size, and specifications. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your requirements.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Manchester and the surrounding regions, including Didsbury, Altrincham, Cheshire, Hale, Old Trafford, and Salford. To confirm whether we cover your area, please contact us directly.
What guarantee do you offer?
All doors from The Window Company come with a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee, providing peace of mind.
Are PVCu doors customisable?
Yes. Our PVCu doors are available in multiple styles (French doors, residential doors, sliding patio doors), colours, and finishes. We can customise your door to match your home's aesthetic and functional needs.
PVCu or uPVC?
uPVC changed to PVCu in the late 80s. This is because a lot of European languages place the noun (the word PVC in this case) before the adjective (U). The 'PVC' part of the word stands for Polyvinyl Chloride and the 'U' stands for Un-plasticised.