Frequently asked questions

After you have placed your order, it can take some time for a final delivery date to be confirmed depending on the product itself. We will confirm your delivery date via email and will always give as much notice as possible, however in some cases a confirmed date may not be until the days leading up to delivery.

Aluminium doors and uPVC doors each have their pros and cons. For example, uPVC offers value for money and excellent thermal properties, whereas aluminium offers added strength and slimmer sightlines in comparison. The most appropriate choice will depend on the required application, budget and desired appearance.

Aluminium doors are very robust and secure as standard; all of our aluminium doors come with a multipoint locking system installed.

Some are, yes, although ours are not. Unless used in a commercial setting or if stipulated by the council, it’s not usually essential for windows to be fire rated.

They can be if required, and this can be specified during the customisation process. Often, the internal colour is white; however, the same colour can be used inside if required, and dual colour (different on either side) is also an option. Customise, quote and order a composite door online.

Yes, they can be and we offer excellent value composite fire doors. We also supply non-fire rated doors so please do ensure that you are ordering correctly. FD30 fire doors are built to meet all compulsory building and fire regulations for apartments, as well as housing association buildings and flats.

The answer is some are and some aren't, depending on the chosen colour. If a standard colour is chosen then it will be that colour throughout the skin of the door. However, if a custom RAL colour is chosen then the door is ‘colour bonded’ and the paint is essentially baked onto the door’s surface. Both options provide a strong finish and are guaranteed for 10 years with a life expectancy of 35 years!

No, they are not sound proof, although they do offer good sound insulation properties. The best composite door type we offer for soundproofing is the standard composite doors range, as they are filled with a dense polyurethane foam material.

The quick answer is: yes. We’ve sold countless uPVC bifold doors to happy customers all over the UK. uPVC bifold doors are a cost-effective solution to open up a large space. Whilst aluminium bifold doors are a superior product, and this is reflected in the price, a uPVC bifold door fitted correctly will serve the user trouble-free for many years. Customise, quote and order a uPVC bifold door right here today.

Yes uPVC windows are very environmentally friendly. uPVC can be recycled multiple times by being melted down and reused without losing any strength shape or colour. In fact, uPVC has been proven to be one of the most environmentally friendly glazing products available.

Some are, yes, although ours are not. Unless used in a commercial setting or if stipulated by the council, it’s not usually essential for windows to be fire rated.

Our aluminium door range is not fire rated, although aluminium itself will not catch fire. We do, however, offer FD30 composite fire rated doors.

Yes you can, we hold your order for 24 hours before putting it into production so you can within this time. However we do encourage customers to check all details before placing the order to save any potential mistakes further down the order process. If you need to make an amendment to your order, contact us now to find out whether we can still help.

The easiest way to place your order is online, however you can also place your order over the telephone with a representative and they will email you the details to check over.

Most quality uPVC doors can be adjusted via the hinges to bring them back into alignment if required. It’s also worth checking the door has been correctly toe and heeled, which will keep the door square and true. You can find out more about fitting and adjusting uPVC doors on our downloads page.

Yes, this is absolutely possible - there are many colour options available with a woodgrain effect, including Golden Oak, Irish Oak, Rosewood and Rustic Cherry, to name just a few. Please get in touch for a colour sample or head over to our downloads page to view a brochure.

Whilst not strictly advisable, polishing your composite door shouldn't cause any problems if you use a standard domestic polish. A gentle wipe with a soft cloth and warm soapy water should be enough to bring your composite door back up to scratch.

Yes we give a full guarantee with each and every product we sell! For full details on our guarantee please see our guarantee page.

Yes we do offer the integral blinds with our upvc doors as well as aluminium doors and windows. Learn more about our integral blinds

Yes, we do offer integral blinds with the majority of our products; these can be selected and ordered online during the customisation process. Find out more about our integral blinds.

We supply to both trade and the public. Trade customers will receive a discounted price. Please see our trade account to find out about opening a trade account today.

We've made getting a quotation easy, by simply selecting a product from above you can get started. You can customise a product and be given an instant quote with no hidden extras.

Measuring your existing door or window correctly is important, so we've put together a measuring guide for you. But remember if you're unsure please contact us and we'll be happy to help you.

The door is packaged for transportation in protective wrapping and delivered on our own delivery vehicles to ensure your goods arrive in perfect condition. Please note that glass and panels come separately for transportation purposes. Also a suitably fit person should be on site to assist the driver with unloading.

The vast majority of our deliveries are made within 2 weeks of the order being placed, and include all stocked materials. However some profile colours are not stocked and need to be made at time of order, and in these cases delivery can by approximately 4 weeks. Please see our delivery page for full details.

All our doors come with 3x keys as standard; these can easily be cut-copied at your local key cutting merchant. If you require more keys we recommend having copies cut yourself, as the locking cylinders we supply are only available with 3x keys.

Our aluminium windows are secure as standard and come complete with a multipoint locking system on all opening casements. There is also the option upgrade to ‘toughened’ glass, which offers ever greater security. Also, check out our download page for technical information and, if you haven't already, customise, quote and order easily online today.

Most quality uPVC doors, including our own, come complete with a multipoint locking system as standard. This, combined with a high security cylinder barrel makes uPVC doors a high security, safe option.

Quality uPVC patio doors are secure as standard and fitted with a multipoint lock. Ensuring the lock is lubricated and operating correctly is usually enough to ensure your uPVC patio doors are secure.

Aluminium bifold doors do not usually need adjustment following correct installation; however, should an aluminium bifold door drop, then it is possible to lift the door by re-toe and heeling. You can find out more about toe and heeling, as well as fitting and adjusting aluminium bifold doors, on our downloads page.

Aluminium doors do not usually need adjustment following correct installation; however, should an aluminium door drop it is possible to lift the door by re-toe and heeling. You can find out more about fitting and adjusting aluminium doors on our downloads page.

Aluminium French doors do not usually need adjustment following correct installation; however, should an aluminium French door drop it is possible to lift the door by re-toe and heeling. You can find out more about fitting and adjusting aluminium French doors on our downloads page.

Aluminium patio doors can be adjusted by lifting or lowering the height of the sliding door sash and locking keeps to ensure a smoother operation. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our aluminium patio door installation guide.

Adjusting a uPVC stable door can be as simple as loosening the locking keeps on the frame and moving them to the desired position to ensure a smooth operation. It’s also a good idea to check the doors have been correctly toe and heeled. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our stable door installation guide.

Adjusting a uPVC bifold door can be as simple as loosening the locking keeps on the frame and moving them to the desired position to ensure a smooth operation. It’s also a good idea to check the doors have been correctly toe and heeled. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our uPVC bifold door installation guide.

uPVC doors, including ours, generally come with fully adjustable hinges. You can download our hinge adjustment guide from our downloads page.

Most quality uPVC doors can be adjusted via the hinges to bring them back into alignment if required. It’s also worth checking the door has been correctly toe and heeled, which will keep the door square and true. You can find out more about fitting and adjusting uPVC doors on our downloads page.

Adjusting a flag hinge requires some basic tools and can be done quickly and easily. It’s also worth checking to see if the door has been correctly toe and heeled. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our uPVC French door hinge adjustment and installation guide.

Adjusting a uPVC French door lock can be as simple as loosening the locking keeps on the frame and moving them to the desired position to ensure a smooth operation. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our uPVC French door hinge adjustment and installation guide.

Most quality uPVC French doors can be adjusted via the hinges to bring them back into alignment if required. It’s also worth checking the door has been correctly toe and heeled, which will keep the door square and true. You can find out more about fitting and adjusting uPVC doors on our downloads page.

uPVC patio doors can be adjusted by lifting or lowering the height of the sliding door sash and locking keeps to ensure a smoother operation. For more information please visit our downloads page where you can view our uPVC patio door installation guide.

uPVC windows don’t usually require adjustment after fitting; however, if you do find adjustment is required, this could simply be a case of tweaking the locking keeps if they are stiff, or re toe and heeling by deglazing and re-glazing the unit to square it up. You can find out more about adjusting uPVC doors on our downloads page.

When changing a uPVC French door lock, you first need to identify and source the correct lock. Once you have sourced the lock, changing it is a quick and straightforward process and usually involves nothing more than unscrewing, removing and refitting.

Fitting uPVC French doors with sidelights can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Sometimes the sidelights come joined as one frame to the door, otherwise they will be separate and are coupled together. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to fit uPVC French doors with sidelights.

Installing uPVC patio doors can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for step-by-step information on how to fit a uPVC patio door, starting with how to remove uPVC patio doors.

If your uPVC French doors have become stiff, fixing them can be a quick and easy process. Usually, one or both doors will have dropped over time and adjusting the hinges will restore smooth operation. For information on how to realign uPVC French doors visit our downloads page for a hinge adjustment guide. However, if the lock has failed this may need a service call.

Installing, fitting or hanging uPVC French doors can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for step-by-step information on how to fit uPVC bifold doors.

Installing an aluminium bifold can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to install aluminium bifold doors.

Installing aluminium French doors can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to install aluminium doors and windows.

Installing aluminium windows can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to install aluminium doors and windows.

Installing uPVC bifold doors can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for step-by-step information on how to fit uPVC bifold doors.

Installing uPVC windows can be a straightforward process if the aperture has been surveyed correctly and our installation guide followed. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to install aluminium doors and windows.

There are two options for keeping uPVC french doors open . One is to request ‘restrictors’ when ordering (simply mention this in the notes). These are fitted to the top of the frame and stop the doors opening past 90 degrees, although a strong wind may still blow them closed! Option two is to use ‘cabin hooks’, which can be screwed to the door and wall to hook the door open.

Levelling a uPVC French door can be a straightforward process if they have been installed correctly. If your uPVC French doors have become stiff, fixing them can be a quick and easy process. Usually, one or both doors will have dropped over time and adjusting the hinges will restore smooth operation. For information on how to realign uPVC French doors visit our downloads page for a hinge adjustment guide.

Measuring a uPVC window can be a straightforward process. You can find out more information on our window measuring guide.

Painting or staining a composite door is not advisable and would invalidate the guarantee on the door, and there is a vast choice of colours available when purchasing. However, if you are set on painting your composite door, then good prepping is key. Make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying your desired paint.

Removing an aluminium patio door can be a straightforward process if you follow our installation guide in reverse. Please check out our downloads page for more information on how to install/remove aluminium patio doors.

If you need to remove the hinges on your uPVC French doors then visit our downloads page where you can view our uPVC hinge adjustment guide.

Find out how to replace uPVC French doors by downloading our uPVC French door installation guide for a step-by-step walkthrough on our downloads page.

Quality uPVC patio doors are secure as standard and fitted with a multipoint lock. Ensuring the lock is lubricated and operating correctly is usually enough to ensure your uPVC patio doors are secure.

Our uPVC French doors “without side panels” have a maximum width of 1000mm; however, using one or two side panels will increase the allowable width to 3400mm. Customise, quote and order uPVC French doors online easily.

When considering uPVC or aluminium bifold doors there are a number of pros and cons to weigh up. For example, uPVC offers value for money and excellent thermal properties, whereas aluminium offers added strength and slimmer sightlines in comparison. The most appropriate choice will depend on the required application, budget and desired appearance.

A-rated uPVC windows ensure excellent thermal properties by upgrading the glass within the window. Find out how choosing a thermal upgrade can enhance the thermal properties of your window.

Our aluminium doors are high-end products designed to enhance any home or business, offering sleek sightlines and excellent security. Find out more and customise, price up and order an aluminium door easily online.

Aluminium framed windows, which provide slim sightlines, are strong, non-corrosive and offer excellent strength and security. They are commonly used in both residential and commercial properties.

We offer three different types of composite door: standard, solid, and fire. Our standard range are filled with a high-density polyurethane foam, which offers excellent thermal properties. The solid and fire range are solid timber to the core offering adding strength; however, these types are not quite as thermally efficient as the standard range. Find out more information on our energy ratings page.

In researching the best aluminium windows for your project you’ll be asking yourself questions such as ‘what’s the quality like?’ ‘can I see any photo examples?’ and ‘which aluminium windows have the best reviews?’ Here at Just Value Doors we offer high quality aluminium windows, with outstanding service and value for money.

uPVC double-glazed windows are a cost-effective, secure, thermally efficient window system used in many properties across the UK and Europe.

The term ‘uPVC’ stands for ‘unplasticised polyvinyl chloride’. uPVC begins its life as a plastic powder that’s used to shape many building products in today's market. The addition of plasticisers is to provide more flexibility. It is a strong, lightweight and environmentally friendly material.

It’s important to know how to clean composite doors. Your composite door should be cleaned with warm soapy water, and just a gentle wipe with a soft cloth once a month is enough. Do not use any abrasive brushes or chemicals. Find more information on how to maintain your door on our guarantee page.

The best advice, we feel, is to choose a well-recommended supplier. You may find a nice brochure showing a nice looking door at a nice price, but the company that manufactures and supplies it is hugely important in avoiding problems down the line. We have worked with many suppliers over the years and have excellent relationships with those that we feel are the best in their field. Take a look at some of our aluminium bifold door reviews for yourself. Also, check out our download page for technical information and, if you haven't already, customise, quote and order easily online today.

The best advice we feel is to choose a well-recommended supplier. You may find a nice brochure showing a nice looking window at a nice price, but the company that manufactures and supplies it is hugely important in avoiding problems down the line. We have worked with many suppliers over the years and have excellent relationships with those that we feel are the best in their field. Take a look at some of our aluminium window reviews for yourself. Also, check out our download page for technical information and, if you haven't already, customise, quote and order easily online today.

There are many uPVC door systems to choose from today, and it can easily feel like a minefield. We have worked with many uPVC door suppliers over the years, all offering different levels of service as well as different uPVC door systems. We finally settled on the Synerji profile by Synseal. We have sold countless uPVC doors and the feedback on this system has been excellent. Please check out our downloads page for more information - you can customise, quote and order uPVC doors online easily.

There are many uPVC windows to choose from today and it can easily feel like a minefield. We have worked with many uPVC window suppliers over the years, all offering different levels of service as well as different window profiles. We finally settled on the Synerji profile by Synseal. We have sold countless window frames and the feedback on this system has been excellent. Please check out our downloads page for more information - you can customise, quote and order uPVC windows online easily.

Whether or not aluminium bifold doors are the right choice is a sensible question, and one you want to get right. A set of aluminium bifold doors is a large investment so research is crucial. We only supply the best quality products using tried and tested suppliers - take a look at some of our aluminium bifold door reviews. Also, check out our download page for technical information and, if you haven't already, customise, quote and order easily online today.

Aluminium windows and doors are an excellent investment for your home, offering a high-quality product that will serve its purpose trouble-free for many years ahead. Also, check out our download page for technical information and, if you haven't already, customise, quote and order easily online today.

When looking into which material to choose for your new windows, aluminium is an excellent choice. Some of the pros include added strength, slimmer sightlines, and a sleek, contemporary look and feel. Customise, quote and order aluminium windows online easily.