What an entrance door panel costs: the price follows the size, series, material, glazing and thickness. Every panel is quoted against the actual enquiry.
What sets the price of a panel
We do not publish a price list because no two panels are the same. Each one is made to a particular size and configuration, so the price is worked out against the actual enquiry. Here is what moves it.
The five things that set the price
Size. The panel is cut to your opening. More area means more material and a higher price.
Series. Plain panels are the most affordable; thermoformed and milled ones take more work; stainless and premium stainless sit at the top.
The facing material. PVC, bond, HPL and stainless differ both in price and in how they hold up outdoors.
Glazing. A panel with no glass costs less than one with glazed slots. Special units add to it as well.
Thickness and core. 20 or 24 mm, XPS or timber — according to the insulation and stiffness you need.
On top of that comes whether the panel is ordered on its own or mounted in a frame.
The quickest way to get a number is to send the size and model through the quote form. We answer within one working day and the quote commits you to nothing.