This page stays intentionally lean on imagery where product-accurate photography is still being expanded. The configuration, threshold, hardware, and brochure guidance below reflect the current product brief without borrowing mismatched visuals.
Doors
Slim-profile thermally broken aluminium doors with traditional proportions. The steel-look aesthetic of heritage aluminium suits period properties and conservation areas where modern UPVC would look out of place.
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Frame Colour: Black
Standard colours
Dual colour available, different interior and exterior finishes on request.
Hardware Finish: Black Antique
Handles, letterplates, and accessories available in matching finishes.
Made to measure. Confirm your colour and hardware choice during your free survey.
Heritage Specification
The heritage aluminium page keeps the emphasis on period-sensitive specification, using carefully selected reference visuals to support the key configuration, glazing, and hardware decisions.
The important heritage decision is how the opening should read from the elevation: a simple single leaf, a balanced pair, or a broader composition with matching sidelights.
A single-leaf heritage door keeps the elevation restrained and works well on side returns, porch replacements, and narrower period openings.
Double doors suit reception rooms and garden-facing period openings where the central opening is part of the character of the facade.
Sidelights keep the same narrow heritage frame language while widening the set and bringing more light into halls, side returns, and rear extensions.
Glazing has a major effect on how authentic the final set feels, especially on street-facing or conservation-sensitive properties.
Clear insulated glass keeps the frame visually light and usually works best where the property already has privacy from its setting.
Decorative and leaded routes can help the new door sit more naturally alongside existing fanlights, stained glass, or neighbouring period joinery.
Obscure glass is a strong option on side entrances and street-facing doors where privacy matters but the opening still needs to borrow daylight.
Heritage-appropriate bar layouts help the final set read more like original steel joinery than a generic modern aluminium door.
Technical Details
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If this looks like the right fit, we can survey the opening, confirm the specification, and price it properly for your home with no obligation.
Heritage aluminium doors are the correct choice when the property requires the slim sightlines and traditional proportions of original steel casement doors, but without the corrosion, weight, and maintenance demands of steel. Thermally broken aluminium profiles from an approved manufacturer deliver modern U-values and weather sealing inside a frame that reads as period-sympathetic from the street. The steel-look finish is available in deep heritage colours including black, dark green, dark blue, and dark bronze, all of which can be matched to existing windows or surrounding ironwork.
Thermally broken aluminium profiles deliver modern thermal performance in a traditional form
Slim sight lines replicate the proportions of original steel casement doors
Available as single-leaf, double-leaf, and door-with-sidelight combinations
Heritage RAL colour range including black, dark green, dark blue, dark bronze
Decorative and leaded glazing options for period properties
Multipoint locking and period-sympathetic ironmongery options
Suitable for period properties, conservation areas, and listed buildings
Supplied through a specialist aluminium manufacturer, surveyed and installed by CII Double Glazing
Core Information
The main performance, specification, and installation details that shape how this aluminium range works in practice.
Best For
Period and conservation area properties
Steel-look without the maintenance of steel
Where UPVC proportions look too modern
Thermally broken aluminium construction prevents cold bridging at the frame and achieves significantly better U-values than non-thermally broken steel equivalents. Double and triple-glazed units are available, with low-emissivity coatings and argon filling to optimise thermal performance for the orientation and use.
Heritage aluminium doors are fitted with multipoint locking as standard. Cylinder locks can be specified with anti-snap, anti-pick, and anti-drill protection. The thermally broken aluminium frame is inherently rigid, resisting frame flex that can be exploited on lighter door systems.
Frame colour, ironmongery finish, leaf configuration, and glazing specification are all selected at quote stage. Custom RAL colours are available to match existing metalwork or to meet conservation officer requirements. Decorative leaded and obscure glazing options suit period interiors and are available across all door configurations.
All CII door installations are covered by our 10-year installation guarantee. Heritage aluminium doors are supplied through our approved partner and installed directly by CII with no subcontractors.
Heritage Reference Points
Exact heritage-aluminium photography is still limited, so this page now uses clearer reference-led visuals to support the configuration, glazing, colour, and hardware story without overstating what is product-specific.
Whether the project needs a single leaf or a symmetrical pair, the aim is keeping the elevation disciplined rather than over-complicating the opening.
Leaded, patterned, and heritage-led glazing choices do a lot of the work in helping a new set feel right on a period facade.
Black, bronze, deep green, and dark blue tend to feel most at home on steel-look and conservation-minded briefs.
The goal is traditional visual character on the face of the door, backed by locking confidence that still feels current.
How It Works
Step 1
We visit, measure, and advise on the right configuration for your property.
Step 2
Our directly employed team installs with clean, tidy workmanship.
Step 3
Final checks, handover, and Assure certification where required.
Next Step
We will measure up, talk through finishes and installation details, and give you a clear quote based on the actual opening rather than a generic estimate.
Imagery Disclosure
Website imagery includes a mix of real installation photography and illustrative visuals created for web presentation. Product appearance may vary by size, finish, glazing, hardware and installation. For detailed product specifications and available options, please see the relevant brochure or contact us. Read the website disclaimer.
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