Evergreen Door has launched pre-finished glazing cassettes to match door skin colours of its popular GRP and steel-faced ranges.
Available in red, blue, green and white as well as two woodgrain finishes, the cassettes give an overall co-ordinated and authentic look to the finished door. The age-old problem associated with painted cassettes is eliminated by the introduction of the new Evergreen paint system which is very hard-wearing and does not flake or chip.

Evergreen's GRP door is the only through-colour fibreglass entrance door on the market and sales are steadily rising through its nationwide fabricator network.

Capable of withstanding the hardest knocks, weight for weight GRP is stronger than steel giving immense resistance to everyday wear and tear.

Evergreen's GRP doors are available in ten styles, including a popular cottage door, and four through colours – red, green, blue and white with either smooth or grained surfaces.

Grained surfaces can be stained in either mahogany, walnut, teak and light oak finishes to replicate the appearance of a timber door.

With up to six times greater heat insulation than a comparable timber door, GRP is suitable for all applications, particularly in meeting the requirements of Part L of the Building Regulations.

Like all Evergreen entrance doors, the new GRP range has passed rigorous testing to achieve the PAS 23 and PAS 24 quality and security standards. It is fully guaranteed for 10 years, the GRP door will not dent, crack, split or warp.

Evergreen can now supply fabricators with the complete package of components to fit its entire door range.

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Glass Age