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Composite Door Brochure Hallmark Doors & Panels ltd Over 30 Years British Manufacturing COMPOSITE DOOR BROCHURE Create your dream door Why choose Hallmark? With over 30 years of British heritage and expertise, Hallmark Panels Ltd is an industry leading manufacturer and supplier of composite doors.You can be sure that when choosing Hallmark, you’re acquiring an exquisite and quality product. With quality comes peace of mind. As a BSI 00 Registered Company, we guarantee our products with both material and manufacturing warranties. We are constantly evolving to ensure we meet the latest industry security, safety, and environmental standards so that we can offer you the widest selection of quality doors & panels. Authentic woodgrain based on American Ash Steel reinforced outer-frame (standard) In-house colour bonding In-house glass toughening plant In-house glass shop Enhanced security options Marketing & sales support Nationwide delivery via our fleet Thermally efficient doors Design your own door online Competitive pricing Pay online *available on request Composite Door Styles 5 175 1000s Slab Options Door Designs ColoXr Options FLUS+ TRADITIONAL COUNTRY COTTAG( URBAN Pigeon Blue ChartZell Green 3astel YelloZ Pastel Blue Anthracite Grey Frame Style Choose from either a Halo Chamfered (System 10) or Sculptured (Rustique) frame profile to complement existing windows & doors. Available in 72mm or 56mm reinforced with steel as standard. You can colour match the composite door frames both internally & externally or choose from 1500+ RAL colours. 2 Colour Planner Explore our extensive range of bespoke colour options and make your home stand out from the crowd. Or choose from over 1500 bespoke RAL colours. Standard Colour Range White Black Red Green Blue Chartwell Duck Egg Blue Anthracite Green Grey RAL 701 Premium Pro colour range Purple 9iolet 9ermillion Pastel <ellow Red 9iolet Pastel 9iolet Steel Blue Peacock Blue Pigeon Blue RAL4007 RAL2002 RAL1034 RAL4002 RAL4009 RAL5011 RAL5020 RAL5014 Pastel Blue Pastel 7urTuoise 2pal Green Reed Green 7elegrau 4 0ouse Grey Slate Grey Schwar]braun RAL5024 RAL034 RAL6026 RAL013 RAL7047 RAL7005 RAL7015 RAL022 *incur surcharge - imagery for demonstration purposes only 3 More reasons to choose a Hallmark door Hallmark doors are made from the the UK’s market leading GRP composite door slab. Our doors look great and can save you money on your heating bills compared to other doors in the market. Unparalleled Security Stunning Aesthetics The woodgrain finish was developed Thanks to its rigid polymer subframe, high from oak tree grain, creating a density CFC-free polyurethane foam core, beautifully authentic appearance. high impact resistant GRP skin and high Unlike lesser doors, you’ll find quality multi-point locks. The door leaf and the same woodgrain effect and glazing system are major components when moulding design on the slim glazing part of a door set and have a proven ability cassette too, giving a seamless, to achieve PAS24:2016, industry’s enhanced elegant finish and impressive kerb security standard, a prerequisite in attaining appeal. certification to Secured by Design a police initiative to protect against unlawful intrusion. Superb Sound Insulation Weighted noise reduction of 31 Exceptional Durability decibels. It means you can be sure High impact resistant glass reinforced your new door will keep outside polyester (GRP) skin. Selected Hallmark noise to a minimum, helping to make products come with a 10 year peace of your home the haven you want it to mind guarantee. be. Excellent Thermal Efficiency Weatherproofing Tests prove a Hallmark GRP Composite Water resistant polymer composite Door is - rails that protect its core. Your door will keep the weather at bay and 19% More thermally efficient than a stay looking good for longer. 48mm solid timber core Low Maintenance composite door. Everything about a Hallmark GRP 17% More thermally efficient than a composite door is designed to be easy to 44mm traditional timber maintain, including our insulated glass panelled door. units. Simply clean with warm, soapy water. 48mm Solid Timber Core 44mm Timber Hallmark 44mm Composite Door Panelled Door Elite Composite Door 4 Enfocus Software - Customer Support Traditional Composite Doors 5 Esprit Camarque Impala Esprit 2 Arnage 2 Aprilla 2 Camarque 2 Camarque 4 Hebden Solid Solid Solid Tuscan 1 Tuscan 1 Tuscan 3 Tuscan 3 Snipe 1 Snipe 1 Impala 1 Mulsanne 1 Mulsanne 1 Geo Bar Geo Bar Geo Bar Geo Bar 6 B Indicates Backing Glass Options Available 7+( D Double Glazed Design D B 6 D B D B 6 T B T Triple Glazed Design TUSCAN 6 6KRZQDVVDQGEODVWHGGHVLJQ Tuscan 3 Abstract T Tuscan 1 External Georgian Bar D B Whitton Victoria Blue Diamond Murano Danthorpe Cross Pewter coloured resin Also available in Red, Green, Blue, Red & Clear Bevels & came detailing Black or Green Black fused tiles Pelerine backing glass D T B T T Pusan Diamond Leaf Pectolite Camerton Etch effect glass with Zinc cameing with Crystal resin bevels & Clear Bevels & clear bevels clear diamond bevels stipple texture glass Pelerine backing glass D B 6 D T Chartwell Green Tuscan 1 external georgian bar door with silver handles, letterplate and silver mill drip bar. A Duplex system is available on external georgian bar design doors offering a high quality, heritage bar cross profile fitted into the glazing unit. Sandblasted Ellie Symphony Abstract Sandblasted glass Grey & Black fused Glue chip bevels & design glass tiles Spectrum glass Black Tuscan 3 door with triple glazed Abstract glass, chrome Heritage pull lock, matching door knob, letterplate and silver mill drip bar. 7 44mm SINGLE REBATE &20326Ζ7('2256 HALLMARK 3$1(/6 '2256 4 Enfocus Software - Customer Support B Indicates Backing Glass Options Available 7+( D Double Glazed Design D B 6 D B D B 6 T B T Triple Glazed Design TUSCAN 6 6KRZQDVVDQGEODVWHGGHVLJQ Tuscan 3 Abstract T Tuscan 1 External Georgian Bar D B Whitton Victoria Blue Diamond Murano Danthorpe Cross Pewter coloured resin Also available in Red, Green, Blue, Red & Clear Bevels & Pelerine came detailing Black or Green Black fused tiles backing glass D T B T T Pusan Diamond Leaf Pectolite Camerton Etch effect glass with Zinc cameing with Crystal resin bevels & Clear Bevels & Pelerine clear bevels clear diamond bevels stipple texture glass backing glass D B 6 D T Chartwell Green Tuscan 1 external georgian bar door with silver handles, letterplate and silver mill drip bar. A Duplex system is available on external georgian bar design doors offering a high quality, heritage bar cross profile fitted into the glazing unit. Sandblasted Ellie Symphony Abstract Sandblasted glass Grey & Black fused Glue chip bevels & design glass tiles Spectrum glass Black Tuscan 3 door with triple glazed Abstract glass, chrome Heritage pull lock, matching door knob, letterplate and silver mill drip bar. 3 44mm SINGLE REBATE &20326Ζ7('2256 8 Enfocus Software - Customer Support T B D B 6 D B � T B Indicates Backing Glass Options Available 7+( D Double Glazed Design T Triple Glazed Design ESPRIT � 6KRZQDVVDQGEODVWHGGHVLJQ Danthorpe Cross T 6 Winestead D B Celestine B D � Seaton Murano Timor Ellerby Clear Bevels & Available in Red, Blue, Available in Clear, Crystal resin bevel Pelerine backing glass Green, Black Blue, Green, Grey glass design. T � D T � D B � Red Esprit 2 door with Celestine glass, chrome handles, matching Laptev Black Pusan Scotia Onyx letterplate and red drip bar. Also available in Sandblasted and glass Polished lead cameing Clear bevel with black Green, Blue & Red bevel design & clear bevel glass film & lead design T B D D B 6 T Blue Esprit 2 door with Winestead glass, chrome Heritage pull lock, matching letterplate and silver mill drip bar. Available in Red, Blue, Grey or Green Green Esprit 2 with Danthorpe Cross glass, gold handles, urn knocker, letterplate and matching gold drip bar. Hatfield Barite Whitton Victoria Diamond Cut Clear Bevels & &OHDU%HYHOJODVV Pewter coloured resin Etched effect glass Pelerine backing glass GHVLJQ came detailing design *Door Glass Only Available 9 44mm SINGLE REBATE &20326Ζ7('2256 HALLMARK 3$1(/6 '2256 6 Enfocus Software - Customer Support T B D B 6 D B � T B Indicates Backing Glass Options Available 7+( D Double Glazed Design T Triple Glazed Design ESPRIT � 6KRZQDVVDQGEODVWHGGHVLJQ Danthorpe Cross T 6 Winestead D B Celestine B D � Seaton Murano Timor Ellerby Clear Bevels & Pelerine Available in Red, Blue, Available in Clear, Crystal resin bevel backing glass Green, Black Blue, Green, Grey glass design. T � D T � D B � Red Esprit 2 door with Celestine glass, chrome handles, matching Laptev Black Pusan Scotia Onyx letterplate and red drip bar. Also available in Sandblasted and glass Polished lead cameing Clear bevel with black Green, Blue & Red bevel design & clear bevel glass film & lead design T B D D B 6 T Blue Esprit 2 door with Winestead glass, chrome Heritage pull lock, matching letterplate and silver mill drip bar. Available in Red, Blue, Grey or Green Green Esprit 2 with Danthorpe Cross glass, gold handles, urn knocker, letterplate and matching gold drip bar. Hatfield Barite Whitton Victoria Diamond Cut Clear Bevels & Pelerine &OHDU%HYHOJODVV Pewter coloured resin Etched effect glass backing glass GHVLJQ came detailing design *Door Glass Only Available 5 44mm SINGLE REBATE &20326Ζ7('2256 10 Enfocus Software - Customer Support Indicates Backing Glass Options Available B� T DDBB 6 T B 7+( D� Double Glazed Design T� Triple Glazed Design CAMARQUE �� 6KRZQDVVDQGEODVWHGGHVLJQ Reflections D B Matisse T Solid Clarity Whitton Victoria Abstract Hatfield Obscure glass & Pewter coloured resin Multi-faceted jewels Clear Bevels & polished zinc cameing came detailing & glue chip glass Pelerine backing glass D B 6 D B 6 D B Black Camarque solid door with chrome Heritage pull lock, letterplate, door knocker and numerals, Palopo Timor Reflections stainless steel door knob and silver mill drip bar. Red, Blue, Black or Available in Clear, Sandblasted glass & Green Grey, Green & Blue clear bevel design Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) Camarque 2 door with Matisse glass, chrome D B 6 T D B D B Heritage pull lock and letterplate, stainless steel door knob and silver mill drip bar.
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