More Colour, More Glass, More Choice: Discover the Expanded HomeFrame Composite Door Range

Choosing a new front door should be about more than finding one that simply fits the opening.

Colour, glass, door style and the smaller finishing details all play a part in how the finished entrance feels - and for some homes, having more freedom to play with those details is exactly what matters.

That’s where our HomeFrame GRP composite door range comes in.

HomeFrame has recently expanded its collection, bringing even more door styles, colours, glazing designs and finishing options to choose from. So if your starting point is “I know how I want my door to look”, there’s now even more scope to make it your own.

More ways to find a colour that feels like you

We’ve always said that colour can completely change a front door.

A soft neutral can help a new door settle naturally into the home. A heritage-inspired green or blue can bring out the character of an older property. And sometimes the right answer is simply a colour that makes you smile every time you come home.

HomeFrame has steadily grown its colour collection to give homeowners more freedom here.

The range has included everything from quieter shades such as Cream, Agate Grey and Pebble Grey to much bolder choices including Canary Yellow, Sweet Pink, Tranquil Blue and Woodland Green. Later additions have continued that idea with statement shades including Clementine and Aubergine.

The point isn’t that everyone should have the brightest door on the street.

It’s that you should have enough choice to find one that actually feels right for your home.

It isn't only about the colour

Sometimes you find the perfect shade, but the door design itself still isn't quite right.

The expanded HomeFrame collection gives us much more flexibility there too.

The latest range has significantly increased the number of available door styles, including a new flush-grain collection for homeowners looking for something cleaner and more contemporary. There are also more glazing options, door furniture and ways to personalise the finished design.

That means we can start with the house rather than the brochure.

Do you want plenty of glass to brighten a hallway? Something more traditional with decorative glazing? A cleaner contemporary door with less detail? Or a statement colour that becomes part of the character of the house?

There are simply more ways to put those pieces together now.

More glass, more ways to bring in light

Glass is one of the things customers often underestimate when they first start looking at doors.

It affects how the door looks from outside, but it can also completely change the feeling of the entrance from inside.

If your hallway is naturally dark, a larger glazed area can help bring more daylight into the space. If privacy matters more, there are decorative and obscured options that let you introduce light without making the entrance feel exposed.

HomeFrame has expanded its glazing collection too, with more designs available across its traditional, classic and contemporary styles.

For us, that's one of the nicest parts of designing a door - seeing how the colour, glass and overall style begin to work together.

HomeFrame or Rockdoor: which composite door should you choose?

This is where having more than one composite door range really matters.

There isn't one door that is automatically right for every homeowner.

At Doorquay, we offer HomeFrame alongside our premium Rockdoor range because they give us different ways to answer different priorities.

HomeFrame is a great place to start when design choice is high on your list. Its broad mix of door styles, colours, glass and finishing details gives us plenty of flexibility to create something around the look of your home.

Rockdoor is our premium composite door option, and the range we tend to look towards when enhanced security, reinforced construction and a higher-performance specification sit at the top of the wish list.

That doesn't mean choosing between a door that looks good and one that performs well. Modern composite doors are designed to balance appearance with everyday security, insulation and durability.

It's more about deciding what matters most to you - and then choosing the door system that fits those priorities.

Start with what you like

You don't need to know the name of the door style or understand the technical differences between composite door systems before you get in touch.

You might just know that you want a green door.

Or lots of glass.

Or something that looks more modern than the door you have now.

That’s enough to start with.

At Doorquay, we'll help you compare the different styles, colours, glass and finishes and explain where HomeFrame, Rockdoor or another door in our range might suit what you're trying to achieve.

You can start online, send us the door ideas you've already saved, or pop into our Composite Door Design Space at 20 Dock Street in Dundee and explore the options with us. Just looking to browse? Download our door brochures.

We supply and fit made-to-measure composite doors in Dundee, Angus, Fife and Perthshire.