Fitters
When choosing a threshold for your uPVC door, it's essential to understand the differences between a standard threshold and a Stormguard threshold. A standard uPVC threshold is integrated into the door frame, made from the same multi-chambered plastic, providing excellent thermal insulation and a seamless look. On the other hand, a Stormguard threshold is designed for enhanced weather protection, often featuring a raised profile that helps prevent water ingress and improves accessibility. Consider your specific needs for insulation and weather resistance when making your choice.
Stormguard Threshold
A Stormguard threshold for a UPVC door offers several key benefits. It enhances insulation, helping to keep your warm and energy-efficient by minimizing drafts. Additionally it improves security by providing a sturdy barrier against potential intruders. The design also helps to prevent water ingress, keeping your entryway dry and protected from the elements. Overall, a Stormguard threshold is a smart investment for durability and peace of mind. Stormguard thresholds are designed for efficiency, ensuring that no additional cill is required. This simplifies installation and enhances the overall performance of your door.


Standard Threshold
A standard threshold UPVC door presents numerous advantages. Firstly, it significantly enhances energy efficiency by providing a tight seal that minimizes drafts and loss. Additionally, these doors require minimal maintenance due to their durability and resistance to rot and corrosion. Available in a variety of designs, they can seamlessly integrate with the aesthetic of any property.

Standard thresholds for uPVC doors are available in three sizes: 52mm, 62mm, and 72mm. These sizes cater to various door designs and ensure a proper fit for different installations. Choosing the right size is essential for maintaining energy efficiency and preventing drafts. Ensure to select a threshold that aligns with your specific door requirements for optimal performance.



