Composite front doors in Ireland
A high-security composite front door supplied and fitted in Ireland costs €1,650 to €2,450 for a single door, or €1,850 to €3,200 with a matching glazed sidelight or fanlight — complete with PAS 24 multi-point hook locks, 3-star anti-snap cylinder, triple-glazed decorative or satin glass and old door removal.
Solid-timber core vs high-density polyurethane foam composite doors, sidelight configurations and bundle savings when ordered with windows.
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Composite and glazed door supply-and-fit prices
| Door configuration (supplied & fitted, incl. VAT) | Guide price | Security & thermal specification |
|---|---|---|
| Single composite front door (Georgian, cottage or contemporary) | €1,650 to €2,450 | 48mm–70mm insulated leaf, multi-point hook lock, Uw 1.1–1.4 |
| Composite front door + 1 full-height triple-glazed sidelight | €1,850 to €3,200 | Toughened satin, clear or leaded triple-glazed side panel |
| Composite front door + 2 sidelights & top fanlight | €2,650 to €4,200 | Wide hallway entrance frame with reinforced mullions |
| Half-glazed uPVC or composite rear kitchen door | €1,150 to €1,850 | Toughened low-E argon glass, multi-point lock |
| uPVC French double patio doors (1.5m–1.8m wide) | €1,650 to €2,600 | Outward or inward opening with shootbolts & restrictors |
Why replacing your front door alongside your windows saves €300–€500
When your window installer measures and fits your new composite front door as part of the same whole-house survey and delivery, you save €300 to €500 on separate survey, skip and fitter call-out charges — and if you are claiming under a qualifying SEAI whole-house upgrade, SEAI adds €800 per external door (for up to 2 doors = €1,600) on top of the €1,500–€4,000 window grant. For wide rear garden openings, compare bifold prices on our sister guide at bifoldingdoors.ie.
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Which is better: a solid-timber-core or high-density foam-core composite door?
Both use a tough 2mm–4mm GRP (glass-reinforced polyester) weatherproof outer skin that never needs painting. A 48mm laminated hardwood core feels heavier when closing, while a 65mm–70mm high-density polyurethane foam core with LVL timber stiles achieves slightly lower U-values (down to 0.9–1.1 W/m²K).
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