In the composite door industry, you may often hear the term "double rebate" mentioned. But what does it actually mean?
Simply put, a double rebated door has two seals: one on the outside of the door and another on the inside. These two seals work together to provide enhanced protection against harsh weather conditions. While a single rebate door only has one seal, the double rebate offers twice the defence against wind, rain, and draughts. If water or wind manages to pass the outer seal, it still has to penetrate the inner seal, making these doors highly resistant to even extreme weather conditions.
This extra layer of protection makes double rebated composite doors a perfect choice for areas exposed to tough weather, such as coastal or hilly properties (Apeer, 2019). With double seals, these doors are designed to stand strong in the face of wind, rain, and even storms, providing superior durability and performance.
Yes, NH Trade Frames mainly supply and install composite doors which are double rebated and measure 70mm thick, giving homeowners extra security and weatherproofing. The thickness and double seal construction make them a top choice for those looking for front and back doors that can handle severe weather and improve home insulation.
Double rebated doors come with a wide range of benefits:
Yes, NH Trade Frames offer double rebated doors that can be built to your exact specifications. Whether you're looking for single doors or want to create a stunning entrance with rebated double doors, NH Trade Frames have the flexibility to meet your needs. When it comes to double doors, you can expect two individual rebated doors, perfectly aligned and fitted with complementary fixtures to create a seamless look.
References:
Apeer (2019) What is a double rebated door? Apeer Blog post: https://www.apeer.co.uk/blog/2019-09-what-is-a-double-rebated-door/.Available via Google search. Accessed 22.10.24