Art Deco
A geometric sunburst design with strong lines for a period-inspired or contemporary entrance.
Compare on Axwell · Brochure page 20
Windows, doors & extensions across Essex · Brightlingsea showroom
Windows, doors & extensions across Essex · Brightlingsea showroom
Start with the door style, then bring colour, glass and furniture together. Availability varies by design and finish; your final order will list every detail.
White
Black
Anthracite Grey
Slate Grey
Agate Grey
Chartwell Green
French Grey
Pebble Grey
Cream
Duck Egg Blue
Blue
Green
Red
Golden Oak
Irish Oak
Rosewood
Schwarzbraun
Foiled White
These are screen approximations of the standard range. Wood-effect shades are shown as flat colour references. SleekSkin has a separate 17-shade palette; confirm availability using a physical sample.
Choose the glass as carefully as the door colour. Decorative glazing adds pattern and character, while backing glass changes the texture and view through the panel. Compare the examples below, then check the options for your chosen door style.
Explore 12 designs from the supplied Comp Door catalogue. Pictures show examples in particular door shapes; the pattern, panel proportions and available combinations can vary by door. Select a picture to enlarge it.
A geometric sunburst design with strong lines for a period-inspired or contemporary entrance.
Compare on Axwell · Brochure page 20
A restrained central panel with border detailing. Compare the clearer areas with your privacy needs.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
Diamond motifs and fine lines create a balanced, traditional pattern.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
A repeating diamond pattern adds decorative detail across the glass.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
Offset straight lines give this design a modern, structured appearance.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
Layered rectangular lines frame a long central panel.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
Coloured decorative motifs create a more traditional stained-glass appearance.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
A simple border treatment for a period-inspired entrance without a busy central pattern.
Compare on Whitmore · Brochure page 8
Curved motifs and diamond details soften the outline of the glazed panels.
Compare on Elmhurst · Brochure page 9
Fine horizontal accents give a tall glazed panel a clean, understated finish.
Compare on Abercorn · Brochure page 27
Broad rectangular sections create a simple, ordered decorative pattern.
Compare on Abercorn · Brochure page 27
A central oval motif with diamond details makes a decorative focal point.
Compare on Buxton · Brochure page 15
Other designs in the catalogue include Prairie, Zinc Star, Murano, Modena, Caledonian Rose, Dorchester, Edwardian, Oak Park, Bullseye, Greenwich, Sticks, Masterline, Horizon and Linosa. Availability depends on the door design.
The June 2026 brochure shows these 13 backing-glass patterns. The same clock behind each sample helps illustrate how the texture changes the view through it. The red and black details belong to the clock, not to the glass itself.
An irregular vertical texture with a rippled appearance.
A smooth, softly frosted appearance for a simple finish.
An uneven, hammered-style texture with larger areas of distortion.
A close-set pattern of irregular vertical lines.
A flowing leaf-like pattern for a decorative textured finish.
A fine stippled texture that softens the view through the glass.
A fine, irregular texture with a softly mottled appearance.
A bold, uneven texture with an ice-like appearance.
A subtle leafy pattern across an obscured background.
A decorative floral texture with distinct rounded details.
A repeating flower-like pattern across the glass.
A leafy texture with a more prominent natural pattern.
Regular vertical ribs create a clearly defined linear texture.
These photographs illustrate appearance, not a measured privacy rating. Ask to see real samples: light levels, viewing distance and clear areas within a decorative design affect what you can see through the glass.
The number, size and shape of the glazed panels determine which designs can be offered. Use the designer to compare the choices for that door.
Look at the whole panel, including any clearer decorative areas. Ask Spectrum to confirm the backing glass and the privacy you need for your entrance.
The standard or Ultimate cassette frames the glass; it is a separate choice from the pattern. Compare the glass surrounds below and confirm the exact combination is supported.
Explore the glazing options in Spectrum’s own designer, then ask Spectrum to confirm the design, backing glass, surround and any upgrade cost in your quotation.
Explore glass in the door designerSource: Comp Door’s June 2026 brochure. View all 13 backing-glass samples on page 49.
Make the hardware part of your door design. Compare handles, letterplates, knockers, knobs and pull bars, then coordinate the finish across your entrance. The options below are drawn from Comp Door’s June 2026 brochure.
Choose a familiar lever handle or a premium Coastal BLU upgrade. The brochure also includes Architectural handles and traditional Monkey Tail, Noble and Regal designs.
A classic lever on a backplate, designed to coordinate with the standard letterplate and matching door furniture.
Finishes & options: Standard range palette: Chrome, White, Bronze, Graphite, Gold, Black and Antique Black.
A contemporary lever on a backplate from the premium Coastal range. Lever-on-oval options are also pictured in the premium guide below.
Finishes & options: The brochure shows stainless steel and brass backplate handles, plus steel and black lever-on-oval handles.
Coordinate the external letterplate with your handle and knocker. Standard, Architectural and premium Coastal styles give you different shapes and finishes.
A softly curved letterplate for a coordinated look with Balmoral and the standard hardware range.
Finishes & options: Shown in a silver-toned finish. Ask Spectrum to match your chosen standard-range finish.
A straighter, rectangular design for a more contemporary finish. The premium guide below also shows Coastal steel and brass letterplates.
Finishes & options: The brochure shows Pewter and Forged Black, plus Chrome, Gold, Antique Black and Graphite options.
Choose a traditional ring or urn, a slim Horse Tail design, or a coordinating door knob. Contemporary, urn-with-viewer, Handmade Spire and Doctors Knocker styles are also shown on brochure page 42.
A slim vertical knocker with a traditional outline, pictured here in a polished silver-toned finish.
Finishes & options: Part of the standard hardware range; confirm the finish with your chosen handle and letterplate.
A classic decorative shape, pictured in a gold-toned finish. The brochure also lists an urn with a viewer.
Finishes & options: Ask Spectrum to confirm your preferred finish and whether you want a viewer.
A traditional ring design with a textured appearance, suited to period-inspired and cottage entrances.
Finishes & options: Pewter and Forged Black; the brochure also lists Chrome, Gold, Antique Black and Graphite.
A rounded traditional knob for a coordinated entrance. Premium round and square knobs are pictured in the Coastal guide below.
Finishes & options: Pewter and Forged Black; the brochure also lists Chrome, Gold, Antique Black and Graphite.
Coastal BLU round and square pull bars create a clean, contemporary entrance. Choose the profile, finish and length together with the door design and locking arrangement.
A cylindrical pull bar in stainless steel. The brochure lists both round and square stainless steel bars in 400, 900, 1200 and 1800mm lengths.
Finishes & options: Stainless steel. Confirm the appropriate length and fixing position for your door.
A dark pull bar for a strong contrast or a coordinated black hardware scheme. The brochure lists black round and square bars in 900mm.
Finishes & options: Black. Satin brass round and square bars are also listed in 900mm.
The standard palette includes Chrome, White, Bronze, Graphite, Gold, Black and Antique Black. Traditional furniture adds Pewter and Forged Black. These are the photographed finish samples from the brochure.
Chrome
White
Bronze
Graphite
Gold
Black
Antique Black
Pewter
Forged BlackAvailability varies by item. Architectural handles are not listed in White, Black or Antique Black. Traditional handle finishes are Pewter and Forged Black. Coastal BLU has its own stainless steel, black and brass options, as shown below; these are not interchangeable with every standard-range finish.
Screen colours are a guide. Ask Spectrum to confirm a matching hardware set, available finishes and any upgrade cost in your quotation.
The premium Coastal BLU range uses 316 marine grade stainless steel. Compare its handles, ring knockers, letterplates, round and square knobs, and pull bars in the labelled brochure image. Select either image to enlarge it.
Start with your preferred door style, then explore the hardware choices in Spectrum’s designer. Spectrum can confirm the final combination before you order.
Design your own Comp DoorView the standard and traditional hardware on page 42 and premium Coastal BLU range on page 43.
A glazing cassette is the surround that frames the glass in your door. Comp Door offers a standard curved surround and an optional Ultimate surround, so you can choose the detailing that suits your entrance.
A curved edge gives the glazing a more sculpted, traditional appearance. This is the standard glass surround in the Comp Door range.
A super-slim profile gives the glass a cleaner, more contemporary outline, with less visible surround. It is an optional upgrade on selected glazed designs.
Combine the slim surround with a smooth SleekSkin finish for a coordinated look. The June 2026 brochure specifically lists Whitmore and Aston for this combination; confirm the glazed configuration with Spectrum.
The June 2026 brochure lists Whitmore, Aston, Abercorn, Bedford, Brampton, Cornwall, Derry, Hamilton, Hexham, Kelso, Monmouth, Montrose, Mowbray, Sussex, Sutherland, Richmond, Rutland, Wellington and Westminster.
The surround is a separate choice from the decorative glass pattern. Some glass designs adapt to the Ultimate surround, so compare the exact combination before ordering. An unglazed door has no glass surround.
Ask Spectrum to confirm compatibility, inside and outside finishes, and any upgrade cost in your written quotation.
Design your own Comp DoorSee Comp Door’s June 2026 brochure, page 48, and the manufacturer’s SleekSkin guide.
Product reference: Comp Door manufacturer information and June 2026 brochure.
Choose a door style, colours, glazing and furniture in Spectrum Glazing’s Comp Door designer. Explore frame options and see how your choices work together.
Design your own Comp DoorOpens Spectrum Glazing’s own Comp Door designer in a new tab. Create your door and send your design enquiry to our team for a fitted quotation.
Ask us about finance for your Comp Door installation through Ideal4Finance. We’ll confirm the available plans with your written quotation.
Spectrum’s current finance page outlines 0% over 12 months with a minimum 20% deposit on qualifying orders. This offer is marked as awaiting lender confirmation. Longer terms carry a higher APR.
Explore finance optionsSubject to status, eligibility and lender approval. Terms apply. Check the confirmed deposit, APR, monthly payments and total payable before applying. Spectrum Glazing Ltd is an introducer appointed representative of Ideal Sales Solutions Ltd, trading as Ideal4Finance, a credit broker, not a lender (FRN 703401).
Visit Spectrum Glazing in Brightlingsea, near Colchester. Bring a photo of your entrance and we’ll help you narrow down the details.