Everything your old timber front door needs.

Not sure where to start? Book a consultation

Victorian front door with leaded glass in Didsbury

Most people arrive looking for one thing. Old front doors usually need several.

Draughts, tired paintwork, rattling glass, wrong furniture, a door that doesn’t suit the house — or one that needs replacing altogether. Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s front doors are worth preserving, but they come with their own particular problems. This site exists to help with all of them.

Whether you know what you need or you’re still working that out, there’s a starting point below.


What does your door need?

Pick the closest description and go from there.

Supply only

My door needs replacing altogether

If the door itself is beyond saving, I supply traditionally styled hardwood front doors in Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s designs, designed and made to order.

Bespoke

I want new leaded glass

I design and make bespoke leaded glass double glazed units — for an existing door or a new one. Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s styles, or something unusual.

Not sure yet

I’m not sure where to start

A front door consultation covers the whole picture — draughts, glazing, furniture, paint, what’s worth doing and what isn’t. In person or remote.


Old doors are usually better than what people replace them with. The problem is the gaps.

For Old Timber Doors

Sides, Top and Threshold

Samples Available

New bespoke Victorian front door with leaded glass

If the door itself needs replacing, I can supply a handmade one.

Hardwood throughout, made to order, in Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s styles. Supply only — you arrange fitting with your own joiner. The right door for a period property, not a composite in disguise.



New leaded glass units — for your existing door or a new one.



Not sure what your door needs? That’s exactly what the consultation is for.

A paid advisory session — in person across the North West or remote anywhere in the UK — covering the full picture: the door, the draught-proofing, the glazing, the furniture, stripping and painting, and finding the right tradespeople if you need them. You leave with a clear plan and a sensible order to do things in.

Traditional front door fitted and draught-proofed

Built on hundreds of real front doors

Over nearly two decades I fitted and restored hundreds of traditional timber front doors — Victorian, Edwardian, Georgian, 1930s. I don’t do fitting or restoration any more, but everything on this site comes from that experience. The draught-proofing kit was designed because off-the-shelf products don’t account for the way old frames move. The door range exists because period properties deserve period doors. The consultation service exists because most people with an old front door don’t know where to start — and the generic advice online is usually wrong.



Looks like it’s meant to be there

Mark
Complete Front Door Draught Proofing Kit

It’s a great product, works brilliantly and looks like it’s meant to be there.

Complete Front Door Draught Proofing Kit