Make an entrance

Your front door is the entrance to your home and says so much about you, so why compromise?

The rising cost of energy bills and the impact on the environment means we all want to keep our consumption to a minimum. One of the best ways to achieve this is to choose thermally efficient products which will keep warmth in and cold out, saving money and emission levels.

At Rodda & Hocking, the team’s cutting-edge composite doors not only look great and offer superior security locking, but deliver the highest energy-efficient performance levels, too. They offer doors in a variety of glazing configurations, so whether you are looking for high levels of light, a more private environment or you want to replicate an existing door, they have the style to suit you.

Traditional Door Styles

These are designed to replicate the most popular timber doors with highly defined mouldings and realistic wood-grain embossing on the surface. Whether used in a Victorian home, a modern townhouse or a cottage, these doors add to the appearance of any home. And with a 10-year guarantee, the woodgrain finish was developed from oak tree grain. You’ll also find the same woodgrain effect and moulding design on the slim glazing cassette, giving a seamless and authentic finish. 

Contemporary Door Styles

A selection of stunning styles with a range of carefully selected decorative glass options that enhance the look and feel of the door whilst maintaining the clean good looks.

Things have changed from the traditional pushy salesman to a modern way of pricing with smart technology that can be used to visualise how a new door could look on your home, so customers can see before they buy. 

Rodda & Hocking have many happy customers in the local area who have come back to them time and again over the years. Get in touch today for your free no-obligation quote and see how a new door might look on your home. Or why not visit the showroom for your free quote? The team also specialise in conservatory roof replacements, so be sure to visit the website to find out more.

Rodda & Hocking

www.conservatoriesincornwall.com