Stable Doors

Solid Panel Stable Doors – Traditional vertical plank or tongue-and-groove, for rustic homes, cottages, or farmhouse-style properties.

Half-Glazed Stable Doors – Glass in the upper half, solid lower panel.

Fully Glazed Top Stable Doors – Large glazed area on the top sash with traditional bars or shaped detailing, widely used for rear entrances and kitchen doors where light and views are desired.

Georgian Bar Stable Doors – Upper glazed panel divided into smaller sections with Georgian or astragal bars.

Cottage-Style Stable Doors – Often features deep woodgrain finishes with shaker-style or vertical panel detailing

Composite stable doors successfully combine the charm of traditional design with the advanced performance of modern materials, making them an ideal choice for character homes that require practical, secure, and energy-efficient entrances. Stable doors are available with vertical planks, woodgrain finishes, and heritage detailing, and popular shades include Chartwell Green, Cream, Anthracite Grey, and Oak-effect tones.

Many composite stable doors have a solid timber or foam-filled core, ensuring strength and impact resistance, while GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) skins resist warping, rotting, and fading. All types are low maintenance, no painting or varnishing required, simply wipe clean!