Choose your composite door
Compare modern, traditional and practical Rockdoor styles in property settings, then bring the design, colour, glass and furniture together for a made-to-measure Bristol quotation.
Design before specification
A door looks different beside red brick, Bristol stone, render or modern anthracite windows. These scenes help you judge proportion and character first. The close specification—model, colour, glass, frame, opening direction, furniture and threshold—is then confirmed for the actual opening.
Use the filters to narrow the collection. Modern designs suit clean lines and larger contemporary glazing; traditional designs work naturally with period proportions; practical designs give special attention to privacy, rear access or split stable-door operation.
Composite door style gallery
Every example can be used as a conversation starter. Final availability and combinations are checked against the current Rockdoor specification.
Anthracite Grey
A strong contemporary choice with a wide vertical glazed panel, shown with matching dark window frames on a modern rendered home.
Light Oak Effect
Warm oak-effect colour softens a contemporary elevation, while the slim centre glass and long pull handle keep the entrance crisp.
Black
A clean single-glass design with a confident dark finish, shown on a pared-back modern entrance with coordinated black windows.
Slate Grey
Five square glazing panels give this design a measured rhythm without opening a single large area of glass.
Ruby Red
A balanced period-style arrangement with two upper glass panels and matching lower panels, used here to give red brick a confident focal point.
Agate Grey
A softer grey selected to sit quietly with pale stonework, using tall curved glazing and a substantial moulded lower panel.
Emerald Green
Deep green gives a traditional entrance weight and character, while white frames and windows keep the complete frontage balanced.
Rosewood
A solid six-panel design for privacy, shown with matching rosewood-effect windows to give the whole elevation one consistent finish.
Emerald Green
Fanlight-style glazing and moulded panels bring familiar Victorian character, paired here with white windows and surrounds.
Anthracite Grey
Decorative oval glass gives a recognisably traditional entrance shape, while anthracite grey works cleanly against Bristol’s grey Pennant stone.
Light Oak Effect
Designed around split stable-door operation, shown where this format is most useful: a rear entrance opening directly into a kitchen.
Light Oak Effect
A solid boarded design where privacy and a robust, uncomplicated appearance matter, shown on a Bristol pub side entrance.
These product-option images show further ways to combine door style, glass and colour. They are useful for narrowing the shortlist before the complete current specification is checked.
Door colours
Rockdoor’s current palette covers crisp neutrals, deeper traditional colours and wood effects. The on-screen swatches are a guide only; screens, lighting and surrounding materials alter how a finish appears.
Handles, knockers and letterplates
Use these images to compare shapes and proportions. Finish, compatibility, lock operation and current availability are checked with the selected door before manufacture.
Traditional and contemporary lever profiles, pull cylinders and escutcheons for doors that use conventional operating furniture.
Round, square and offset bar handles in several lengths for modern entrance designs. The handle position is coordinated with the glazing and locking specification.
Choose a restrained modern shape or a more decorative traditional detail, taking the glass position and letterplate into account.
Letterplate style and finish should sit comfortably with the handle, knocker and glazing rather than being chosen in isolation.
A clear route to quotation
Modern, traditional, solid, glazed or stable-door operation.
Compare colour with brick, stone, render, windows and the interior.
Confirm glass, handle, knocker, letterplate, frame and threshold.
For fitted work, we measure the opening and record the final specification.
Good to know
The large house images on this design page are property-style visualisations created to show how different door styles and colours can work with British homes. Completed Master Plastics installations are kept in the separate projects gallery.
Yes. The examples are starting points. Available door colours, glass patterns and furniture are confirmed against the chosen model and current manufacturer specification before ordering.
Yes. We can survey and professionally install composite entrance doors across Bristol and nearby areas. Supply-only orders are also available when confirmed manufacturing sizes are provided.
No screen can reproduce every real finish accurately. Use the gallery to narrow the choice, then compare current physical samples beside the property before the final order.
Styles, colours, glass and door furniture are confirmed against the current product specification when we prepare your quotation.
Talk to Master Plastics
Send the model name, colour and a photograph of the full opening. We can discuss supply only or a surveyed Bristol installation.
