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Bring the timeless look of steel-style doors into your home with Allerton Windows’ Heritage Doors. Designed with slim frames and distinctive glazing bars, they create the classic industrial appearance associated with traditional steel doors while benefiting from modern aluminium construction.

Suitable for both traditional and contemporary properties, Heritage Doors can create a striking entrance or help divide internal spaces without sacrificing natural light.

Allerton Windows supplies and installs Heritage Doors throughout Liverpool and Merseyside, with options manufactured by our own experienced team here in Liverpool.

At our showroom in Bootle, we can show our complete range of doors, so that you can find the design that best suits your home and personal style.

Our expert door fitters have been improving homes across Liverpool and the North West since 1995. We’ve built up a reputation for consistently delivering five-star service.

Heritage Door Installations Completed in Liverpool

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Black-framed glass double doors stand closed, reflecting faint interior objects and exterior sky, set in a red brick wall with a wall light and a potted plant beside a doorstep.
Black-framed glass double doors set in a white wall, closed and revealing an empty interior; they sit beside a vertical wall light, wooden slatted fence, stone steps and blue planter.
A kitchen island holds a vase of yellow daffodils, facing black-framed glass doors to a small lawn and gravel patio, with an exposed brick wall, hanging planter and herringbone floor.
Large black-framed heritage doors frame a green lawn and gravel patio beyond; inside, a room with herringbone wood floor, exposed brick wall, skylight, speakers, chairs and vase of yellow flowers.
Black metal-framed glass doors separate a room from a small backyard, revealing lawn, gravel, tipped patio chairs and a red wooden fence; interior shows wood floor and exposed brick wall.
Black grid-framed glass patio doors overlooking a small gravel-and-lawn backyard; inside, a bright room features a skylight, recessed lights, herringbone wood floor and exposed brick accent wall.

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    Why choose our Heritage Doors?

    • Slim SightlinesSlim aluminium profiles create the distinctive steel-inspired appearance Heritage Doors are known for, without bulky frames.
    • More Natural LightLarge glazed sections and narrow frames allow more natural light to flow through your home while creating a striking feature.
    • Timeless DesignThe classic grid-style appearance works beautifully in period properties, renovations, extensions and contemporary homes.
    • Low MaintenanceAluminium requires very little upkeep, giving you the heritage-style appearance without the maintenance associated with traditional materials.
    • Made for Your HomeChoose from different configurations, finishes and glazing options to create Heritage Doors that complement your property and space.

    Heritage Doors can completely change the character of a property. Their slim aluminium profiles and large glazed areas make them particularly effective where homeowners want to introduce more light while retaining a strong architectural feature.

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    Heritage Steel Look Doors

    Doors for Your Home

    The defining feature of our Heritage Doors is their distinctive steel-inspired appearance. Slim steel frames are combined with glazing bars to create the familiar grid-style design, giving homeowners an alternative to bulkier conventional door frames.

    Although strongly associated with industrial and period interiors, the design isn’t limited to one type of home. Heritage Doors can work just as effectively as a contrast within a modern property as they can when complementing the character of an older Liverpool home.

    Their glazed design also makes them particularly useful where maintaining the flow of natural light is important.

     

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    • Black-framed glass double doors stand closed, reflecting faint interior objects and exterior sky, set in a red brick wall with a wall light and a potted plant beside a doorstep.
    • Black-framed glass double doors set in a white wall, closed and revealing an empty interior; they sit beside a vertical wall light, wooden slatted fence, stone steps and blue planter.
    • A black metal-framed glass door is open, reflecting a tall windowpane-style mirror mounted on a white wall in a room with light hardwood floors and a brick exterior visible.
    Heritage Style

    Modern Look

    Heritage doors recreate the appearance traditionally associated with slim steel-framed doors, but the frames are manufactured from aluminium.

    This gives you the distinctive narrow-profile aesthetic without having to restrict the design to traditional steel systems. Different configurations can be used to suit the opening and the overall look you want to achieve.

    • Single or double hinged door options.
    • Authentic heritage, steel-look styling.
    • Beautiful Art-Deco handle and hardware choices.
    • Perfect replacement for your old doors.
    • Pair with fixed heritage glazing for large openings.

     

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    • What sizes are Heritage Doors available in?

    • These doors are available as single or double doors, with a maximum sash width of 900mm and maximum sash height of 2100mm. They feature slim 59mm typical sightlines and accommodate 28mm glazing, helping create the distinctive slim-framed appearance of a heritage-style door.

    • What colours and hardware are available for Heritage Doors?

    • These doors are available in single or dual-colour finishes, with a marine-quality polyester powder coating as standard. Hardware options include 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel, as well as Heritage and Art Deco-style hardware, allowing you to tailor the finishing details to your property.

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    Why Choose Allerton Windows

    • Made to orderMade and measured to your exact project and installed perfectly for you.
    • Expert installation25 years of experience improving homes in the North West.
    • 500+ great reviewsHundreds of five-star reviews from happy customers.
    • Established in 1995Liverpool’s largest local independent specialist.
    • Local BusinessTreating all our customers fairly from our first meeting to our last.
    Thermally Broken

    Heritage Doors

    Our Heritage Doors combine the distinctive appearance of traditional slim-framed steel doors with the benefits of a modern aluminium system.

    Manufactured using thermally broken aluminium profiles, the system incorporates a polyamide thermal break to enhance thermal performance while retaining the slim 59mm sightlines that give Heritage Doors their characteristic appearance.

    Available as single or double doors, each door can be configured with 28mm glazing and finished in a choice of single or dual colours. Heritage and Art Deco hardware options allow the finer details to be tailored to suit your home.

    The result is a door that delivers the slim proportions and industrial-inspired character of traditional steel-style doors, combined with the durability and low-maintenance qualities of aluminium.

     

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    • A kitchen island holds a vase of yellow daffodils, facing black-framed glass doors to a small lawn and gravel patio, with an exposed brick wall, hanging planter and herringbone floor.
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    Heritage Doors

    • Are Heritage Doors suitable for external use?

    • Yes. Our Heritage doors can be used for both internal and external applications. For external installations, the aluminium profiles incorporate a polyamide thermal break to reduce heat transfer through the frame, alongside multi-point locking and 28mm glazing.

    • Are Heritage doors energy efficient?

    • Heritage doors are designed with thermally broken aluminium profiles to improve their thermal performance. A polyamide thermal break separates sections of the aluminium frame, helping to reduce the transfer of heat between the inside and outside of your home.

    • Are these types of doors secure?

    • Yes. our Heritage doors feature multi-point locking for additional security. The system has also been tested to PAS 24:2016, a UK standard used to assess the security performance of doors and windows.

    What areas in Liverpool do you cover?

    We provide accredited and experienced domestic construction expertise across Merseyside. Below, we’ve listed some of the areas we serve across Liverpool. We offer our aluminium door services to the following areas across the Liverpool region: Kirby, Knowsley, Huyton, Belle Vale, Woolton, Aigburth, Dingle,  Toxteth, Vauxhall, Bootle, Seaforth, Great Crosby Litherland, Aintree, Walton Wavertree, Woolton, Warbreck and more. We also offer our Aluminium door services to other areas within the Northwest such as Manchester, Chester, The Wirral, Wigan and Warrington.

    Why choose us for your Heritage Doors?

    Heritage Doors are about more than recreating a traditional look. The combination of slim aluminium framing and generous glazing can make them particularly effective in spaces where you want the doors themselves to become an architectural feature without unnecessarily blocking light.

    They can suit traditional, industrial and contemporary interiors, making the style surprisingly versatile. The grid-like appearance also provides a distinctive alternative to standard aluminium, uPVC and composite door designs.

    For homeowners who love the appearance of classic slim-framed steel doors but want a modern aluminium system, Heritage Doors provide an attractive alternative.

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    Large black-framed heritage doors frame a green lawn and gravel patio beyond; inside, a room with herringbone wood floor, exposed brick wall, skylight, speakers, chairs and vase of yellow flowers.

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    Single-story brick-and-render house with large black-framed glass doors and windows, exterior lights illuminating the brick; potted plants on stone steps beside a paved driveway under a dusk sky.
    Black-framed glass double doors stand closed, reflecting faint interior objects and exterior sky, set in a red brick wall with a wall light and a potted plant beside a doorstep.
    Black-framed glass double doors set in a white wall, closed and revealing an empty interior; they sit beside a vertical wall light, wooden slatted fence, stone steps and blue planter.
    A black metal-framed glass door is open, reflecting a tall windowpane-style mirror mounted on a white wall in a room with light hardwood floors and a brick exterior visible.
    Black-framed full-height glass doors open inward revealing a narrow plunge pool and planted courtyard; minimalist bright room with pale wood floors, low sofa left and wooden accent wall right.
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    Black-framed glass doors open onto a sunlit courtyard with a potted tree beside concrete stairs leading upward; interior herringbone wood floor and sofa shadows fill the foreground.
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