Saturday, March 29, 2014

How To Find A Great Supplier Of Patio Doors In Cornwall

By Ania Stan


Patio doors are a great addition to your home and a wonderful way to enjoy the milder climate in Cornwall. They allow more light and fresh air into your home and give you greater access to your garden. If you are fortunate enough to live near the sea you can also increase the panoramic views from your home. The following article should help you find a decent supplier of quality patio doors in Cornwall.

* Quality Versus Price

It can be tempting to seek the cheapest suppliers and installers of patio doors. Finding the most expensive is not the best solution either. Try to find a balance between the two with a supplier of quality manufactured parts, but at reasonable prices. It is also worth finding a supplier with their own skilled fitters rather than sub-contractors for the work to be of consistent high quality.

* Accreditation For Reputable Suppliers

When choosing your supplier of patio doors in Cornwall, look for accreditation for quality, service and safety standards. The company website should list them on the home page. Look for FENSA, BBA, CPA and also the CE safety standard. You should also read any testimonials on the website and find out what guarantee they offer - 10 years is standard.

* Energy Efficient and weatherproof patio doors

Your patio doors should not only allow you to enjoy the best of the good weather but they should also protect you from the worst of it too. They should have high quality sealing to keep out draughts and the glazing used should have a high energy efficiency rating. A rated double-glazing is ideal for your doors. Your supplier should be able to advise on other weatherproofing features.

* Security

Adding patio doors to your home could make you feel more vulnerable, however, that need not be the case with the right security. Look for anti-bump security locks, multi-point locking systems and internal beading which are the most secure.

* Choosing Your Design

There are many important design considerations to make and your suppliers should advise on this. You need to consider which ways you want the doors to open - outward or inward, left or right. This will depend largely on where they are positioned. You should consider whether you want 2, 3 or 4 panes, which will be mostly dependent on the size of your property. If you have children or pets, a low threshold is an option for ease of access.

For your doors to fit with the character of your home, your supplier ideally should have a choice of uPVC doors, composite or perhaps timber effect. A good choice of colours and woodgrain effects will also help you to find something to match your home perfectly, both for the interior of the doors and exterior.




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