Evesham Glass and Glazing have recently teamed up with Meridian doors to bring you an offer not to be missed. Meridian composite doors are packed full of the latest security and energy efficient features, keeping your home safe and warm.
To guarantee the entrance to your home impresses this summer get in touch with the Evesham Glass and Glazing team.
Features of the Meridian composite doors
- 70mm Double Rebate Composite Door
- A++ Energy Rated Performance
- Secured by Design Compliant
- 50mm Triple Glazing as Standard
- 19% more Thermally Efficient
- 59% Thicker than a Standard Door.
Meridian composite doors – Â security
Not only are Meridian composite doors beautifully designed, they’re also secure. The home office of official crime statistics states that 67% of all burglars break in through the front door. Meridian composite doors are manufactured in accordance with Secured by Design guidelines. A police backed programme for security products, ensuring that they are designed and manufactured within strict guidelines.
Using only the best quality multi-point locking systems, we’ll make sure that your property and family are safe as can be.
Meridian composite doors – energy efficient
Not only are Meridian composite doors secure, they are also energy efficient. We’re all trying to save as much money as we can these days, with energy pricing set to rise, one of the ways you can save energy is by investing in a new door.
Meridian doors offer 19% more thermally efficient than a standard 48mm solid timber core composite door.
Our offer
We are offering you any door for just £1195.00 including VAT.
You can choose any Meridian door within our offer and choose from a staggering eleven different colours. Get in touch with the Evesham Glass and Glazing team now to secure your offer.
Hello,
I am needing to replace my stable door in my kitchen, it’s a
slightly wider and shorter size, I was hoping for a plain glass window in the top half. I’m considering replacing my front door also but do not require a composite door.
Many thanks
Mary Tibbles