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Composite doors vs uPVC entrance doors: what are the differences? Whether you live in a new build house or a period property, your front door reveals a lot about you and your personality. It should be a focal point and create an ever-lasting positive first impression. When choosing a replacement front door, composite doors and UPVC doors continue to be the most popular amongst our customers, especially as they require little to no maintenance, so we are confident that you will like them too. What is a composite door? Secure composite front door by Apeer, installed by Cliffside Windows in Lincolnshire. Cream front door in a stone wall with glazed window. Composite doors combine the best qualities of many materials such as timber and uPVC. A moulded GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) skin gives the door its weather protective and durable coating, as well as its attractive appearance. They are also filled with a high-density polyurethane foam to offer high resistance to denting, warping, twisting, flaking, cracking, and fading. What is a uPVC door? uPVC doors are made by encasing an insulated steel frame in un-plasticized polyvinyl chloride (UPVC) to create a sealed unit which is strong and thermally efficient. Traditionally uPVC doors are more budget-friendly than composite doors.