Explore 24 Comp Door designs, then choose your colour, glass and furniture. These examples are a starting point; the brochure includes further styles.
Two tall glazed panels over traditional moulded detailing. A versatile starting point for a balanced, welcoming entrance.
£1,800–2,500 inc. VAT*
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A square upper window and long lower panels give the Axwell a particularly strong period character.
£1,900–2,600 inc. VAT*
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Three diamond-shaped windows create a distinctive focal point for a contemporary entrance.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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Vertical boarding and a neat rectangular window work with cottage settings and simple modern façades.
£1,900–2,650 inc. VAT*
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Arched upper glazing softens the familiar two-panel layout. Pair with restrained furniture for an elegant entrance.
£1,900–2,600 inc. VAT*
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A fanlight-shaped upper window sits above two glazed panels for a light, traditional appearance.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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An unglazed panelled door for privacy. Add light through a separate sidelight if your entrance allows.
£1,750–2,400 inc. VAT*
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A long central glazed aperture makes the glass the focus, with a vertical shape suited to a clean entrance scheme.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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Vertical boarding and a small square glazed opening bring a simple cottage character. Compare understated furniture or a longer pull handle.
£1,900–2,650 inc. VAT*
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A diamond-shaped window gives this boarded design its distinctive cottage character. A ring knocker can complement the compact glazing.
£1,900–2,650 inc. VAT*
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A generous upper glazed panel sits above two moulded lower panels. A useful choice when daylight is a priority.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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An arched upper window above two long panels creates a balanced period-inspired entrance. Let the glazing or knocker provide the decorative detail.
£1,900–2,650 inc. VAT*
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An unglazed design with horizontal panel detailing keeps the entrance private and visually simple. Consider a sidelight where extra daylight is needed.
£1,750–2,450 inc. VAT*
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Three square windows arranged vertically add rhythm to a boarded door. Pair with simple furniture for a contemporary finish.
£1,950–2,750 inc. VAT*
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A slender, offset full-height glazed aperture adds light while leaving a generous solid area. A long pull bar complements the vertical lines.
£2,000–2,800 inc. VAT*
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Two tall, angular glazed panels above moulded lower panels give this traditional design a crisp outline. Compare decorative glass with simpler privacy glazing.
£1,900–2,650 inc. VAT*
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A large upper glass panel and boarded lower section create an adaptable cottage-style entrance or back door. Choose the glass for your privacy needs.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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A long central glass panel within a stepped surround creates a strong contemporary focal point. Keep the furniture restrained to emphasise the glazing.
£2,000–2,800 inc. VAT*
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Two tall glazed panels above vertical boarding combine daylight with a country feel. Coordinate the glass and furniture for a traditional or updated look.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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A central rectangular glazed aperture gives this simple slab-style design a clean appearance. Decorative or satin glass can change its character.
£1,950–2,750 inc. VAT*
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Two semicircular glazed sections form a striking circular motif. This is a distinctive option for a retro-inspired or contemporary entrance.
£2,000–2,800 inc. VAT*
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A vertical sequence of square and rectangular glazing breaks up the boarded surface. The geometric layout works with simple, coordinated furniture.
£1,950–2,750 inc. VAT*
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A broad upper window and vertical boarding make a welcoming cottage-style combination. Compare patterned glass where the entrance faces the street.
£1,950–2,700 inc. VAT*
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A tall central window and vertical boarding bridge cottage character and contemporary styling. A pull bar can emphasise the clean vertical proportions.
£1,950–2,750 inc. VAT*
Design details ↗*Illustrative fitted budgets, including VAT, for planning only — not confirmed Spectrum prices or a quotation. Final cost depends on survey, size, frame, glass, hardware, finish and installation work. Sidelights, toplights and structural alterations are extra unless stated in your quote.
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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.
