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Double Glazed uPVC Entrance Doors Adelaide & Sydney

Oknalux entry doors are a perfect combination of modern design and technology, with thermal properties to match.

Our doors are available in four frame types; uPVC, aluminium, wood and a composite wood and aluminium system. All frame types are highly durable, with unmatched levels of security from multi-locking hardware, making them ideal for both domestic and commercial use. Doors can be setup to allow keypad, bluetooth or swipe card entry for added security.

Oknalux has an extensive range of door colours, styles and glass selections. With over 30 colour options, and the ability to have different colours internally and externally, along with hundreds of panel designs, we are sure to meet everyone’s needs.

Advantages

Perfect solution that combines durability, aesthetics and modern design.
High-quality frames that resist adverse effects of weather conditions.
Long usage and structural stability from the reinforcement in the frames.
High functionality and safety from high-quality door fittings.
Countless door filling shapes and styles to add a unique character.
Ability to add metal reinforcement to the door panel.
Wide range of colours, timber patterns, and the ability to have different colours inside and out.
Application of a low threshold that ensures comfortable usage.
Considerable thermal parameters due to frame structure and EPDM rubber seals.
Considerable sound insulation that guarantees acoustic comfort.
Available in 4 frame types

entry door standard upvc — Standard uPVC Frame

entry door aluminium internal — Internal Aluminium Frame

entry door aluminium external — External Aluminium Frame

entry door aluminium wide — Wide Aluminium Frame

Technical Data

Technical data

Profiles

uPVC

A 5-chamber frame profile and sash are made exclusively from high quality materials, with a UV coating and high impact strength. Frame installation depth is 70mm.

Aluminium

Profiles have a three-chamber structure with the installation depth of 70 mm. Frames contain a thermal break made of a polyamide plastic, that is reinforced with glass fibre and special inserts that insulate the frame and the space between window panes. This system may be used both in individual assembly and in aluminium facades.

Timber

Possibility to choose between pine or meranti profiles with a 68 mm installation depth. Frames are in three laminated pieces for structural strength.

Glass

Other glass possibilities can be sound reduction, tempered, safety, anti-burglary, ornament or solar protective. Along with countless door filling styles.

Spacer Frame

Steel galvanized spacer frame as standard. Optionally, Swisspacer Ultimate available in various colour options.

Fittings

Multi locking 3-point automatic maco bolts within the frame, along with 3 heavy-duty hinges.

Sealing Gaskets

uPVC

The doors are equipped with a system of double sealing both internal and external. Seals are made of EPDM rubber and is available in black, grey and graphite colours.

Aluminium/ Timber

Windows and doors are equipped with a central rubber seal.

Colour Range

uPVC

The system is available in over 30 veneer colours, with white or brown cores.

Aluminium

According to the RAL colour range and wood-grain coating from Aluprof ColorCollection

Timber

A wide range of covering colours and transparent paints.

Sound Insulation

Huge 34- 44 decibel (dB) reduction in sound depending on the applied glass packages.

Door Styles

Many colours are available please contact us for full colour range

uPVC Door Styles

Aluminium Door Styles

Gallery

If you are looking for an energy efficient, aesthetically pleasing door option, uPVC entrance doors might be for you.

uPVC stands for Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride, and it was first manufactured in 1935 via electrolysis. It is an increasingly popular option across Australia due to its benefits and cost-effective nature.

The Benefits of uPVC Entrance Doors

If you are looking for front doors Adelaide, uPVC has a number of advantages:

Energy Efficiency

If you are looking for good energy efficiency and thermal insulation, uPVC is an excellent option. uPVC is a low conductivity material making it an effective insulator which is ideal for doors. Its multi-chambered design adds to these properties.

When combined with double glazing, its energy efficiency is increased. This is because the gap between the two sheets of glass reduces heat transfer. By slowing down convection and conduction, your house is kept cool during summer and warm during winter. This will reduce the need for heating and air conditioning, decreasing costs.

If you are looking to decrease chances of mould or damp, uPVC presents a good option as it is condensation resistant.

Durability

On average uPVC doors last 20-30 years, with the best quality uPVC lasting even longer. This means it is very durable. While alternative materials like timber or aluminium may last longer, uPVC is typically cheaper and, consequently, more cost-effective.

Low Maintenance

To maintain your uPVC door, all you need to do is wash it with warm soapy water periodically.

Noise Reduction

Double-glazed uPVC doors are great for those who want to block out traffic and other ambient noise from outside. This is because uPVC is a poor conductor of sound, making it great at noise reduction. Double glazing any windows on uPVC doors adds another layer of soundproofing due to the gap between the two panes muffling sound.

For even better acoustic performance, some homeowners pair their new doors with awning windows or sliding doors to create a more sound-controlled space.

Rust And Corrosion Free

uPVC is resistant to rot and rust, making it a good material for doors and windows. They are also immune to fading and warping.

Our Range of uPVC Front Doors in Australia

We offer a range of styles to suit everything from your front door to sliding doors.

Entry Doors

Oknalux entrance doors perfectly combine modern design and technology. They benefit from multi-locking hardware, offering unmatched levels of security. This makes them ideal for both commercial and domestic use. Doors offered include uPVC front doors with glass.

French Doors

Based on high quality hardware, our French doors combine modern design with new technology. The doors are able to open singly or simultaneously to 180°. You can compare them with our French doors range for design inspiration.

Sliding Doors

We offer two different sliding door options:

Our tilt and slide door allows the sash to separate from the frame to open. It can also be tilted to allow air flow while still maintaining security in the home.

Our Lift and Slide (HS) door works like a conventional sliding door. However, it is designed so it can span huge openings, carry large glass sizes and prevent air flow when closed.

Both offer draught-proof solutions. You can explore our full range of sliding doors here.

Why uPVC is Ideal for the Australian Climate

uPVC is an excellent choice for anyone that resides in Australia.

One great advantage is uPVC’s resistance to the sun’s ultra-violet rays. This means your door will not be damaged, deteriorate or fade in the sun.

Additionally, uPVC is resistant to corrosion, which is perfect for Australian properties near the coast. The material is also immune to rust.

uPVC offers fantastic insulation which eliminates everyday condensation. This minimises the chance of mould and damp and makes your indoor air clearer.

Unlike timber, uPVC windows and doors are immune to insect attack. Many homeowners also pair uPVC doors with durable uPVC windows for a consistent and weather-resistant finish.

The Installation Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

Here is a step-by-step guide to installing uPVC front doors in Australia:

To start, we will measure the height and width of the door opening accurately.
Then we work with you to help you choose the right choice of door to suit your home’s aesthetic. We will then order this.
Once your door is delivered, installation can begin.
To start, we will clear the area of any obstruction in the workspace.
We will check the floor level to ensure the sill is level.
Now it is time to remove the existing door. To start, we will remove all the hardware on the door including the door handle, locks and hinges.
If you have screws affixing the door frame to the wall, we will carefully unscrew these.
We will then remove any sealant still keeping the frame affixed to the wall.
If you have a threshold or a sill at the bottom of your door, we will remove this.
The frame can now be pried away from the wall and removed.
We will clear away any debris to prepare for the new door.
It is then time to install the uPVC frame, checking to make sure it is level and flush.
Then we will then lift up your door and place it into the frame, making sure it fits snugly.
We will secure the hinges to the frame and ensure that they are properly aligned and secured.
We will check that the door is properly aligned before securing it to the wall by driving screws through the frame.
Now the door’s hardware can be installed. We will affix the handles, locks, letterboxes etc.
We will then create airtight seals around the door by using high-quality sealant adhesive that is compatible with uPVC.

Finding the Perfect uPVC Door Style for Your Home

Are you looking for uPVC entrance doors Adelaide, in Sydney or within Australia? Oknalux is for you! We offer a number of different door models to suit all tastes and budgets. You may also want to explore our full door collection for more customisation options, or pair your new doors with matching aluminium windows or timber windows for a cohesive look.

Call our head office on 1300 265 250, contact Adelaide on (08) 8876 5300 or our NSW offices on (02) 9833 2993. Alternatively, visit the Contact Us page and fill in our form.

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