Stable doors are a beautiful way to add traditional charm to your home, and their split design is as practical as it is pretty. Open the top half for fresh air while the bottom stays closed: ideal with young children, pets, or a kitchen that needs a breeze. Whatever your property's age or character, here are four ways to use one.
First, the kitchen back door, the classic, and hugely popular right now. Ventilation while you cook, a chat with the garden, and the animals stay in.
Second, the utility or boot room. A stable door manages muddy dogs, drying laundry and deliveries better than any conventional door.
Third, garden and courtyard access. On outbuildings, annexes and garden rooms, a stable door adds countryside character while keeping the space secure and airy.
Fourth, the front entrance. On cottages and period properties, a stable front door is a statement of character, and modern versions don't compromise on security.
And yes, you can get stable doors in uPVC and composite, giving you the authentic look with modern thermal efficiency, multi-point locking and no repainting.
See our stable door styles and colours at the showroom, or request a free quote.