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Realy poor quality doors they use cheap screw hinges to hold a really heavy 10kg door that just sags all the time had to go and buy some solid alan key adjustable hinges and try fit onto the door cheap compoments badly made British door business.
Quality of door not as expected.
Unaligned window frames on door
Key barrel too long for the door supplied and looked nothing like what is shown in their brochure.
Corners of the side panel (wielding) poor at best.
Email/pictures sent outlining issues went unanswered.
For the price and being a British company I would expect better.
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