Doors – County Kildare

Naas · Sallins · County Kildare

Composite Doors in County Kildare: Secure, Stylish & Made in Ireland

Composite Door Systems supplies and installs premium Palladio composite doors and uPVC doors, crafted in Limerick and fitted by local experts. Multi-point locking, 16 colours and a finish that never needs repainting.

Doors from approx. €2,000 + VAT · Include your Eircode for a fast provisional quote
Palladio Palermo composite front door in Agate Grey installed on a County Kildare home
From approx.€2,000 + VAT
Made in IrelandProfile Developments, Limerick
16 ColoursPlus gold, silver & stainless accessories
Multi-Point LockingStandard on our doors
Local InstallersSallins, Co. Kildare

What is a composite door?

A composite door is an external door built from several bonded materials: a tough fibreglass (GRP) outer skin, an insulating foam core and a strong supporting frame. The result looks like a traditional timber door but is more secure, better insulated and far lower maintenance. A well-made composite door typically lasts 30 to 35 years. At Composite Door Systems in Naas, County Kildare, Palladio composite doors start at approximately €2,000 plus VAT, supplied and installed.

Why Choose Composite

Why Do Homeowners Choose Composite Doors?

Your front door is the first thing every visitor sees and the last line of defence for your home. Composite doors deliver on both.

Exceptional Security

A solid, reinforced build and a multi-point locking system secure the door at several points along the frame, making it considerably harder to force than a standard door.

Energy Efficient

An insulated core and double seals keep cold draughts out and warmth in, so your heating works less hard and your energy bills come down.

Virtually Maintenance-Free

No repainting, no warping, no fading. A wipe with warm soapy water and the occasional drop of oil on the hinges is all it needs.

Built to Last 30+ Years

Fibreglass doesn’t rot, rust or swell in Irish weather. Fit it once and get on with the rest of your home projects.

Value for Money

One investment instead of repeated repainting and replacement. Lower running costs and a long lifespan add up over the years.

Style to Suit Your Home

Choose your style, glass, colour and accessories to match your existing décor, whether it’s a front door or a back door.

Palladio composite door in Agate Grey, a custom-made door from Composite Door Systems

The Palladio Palermo in Agate Grey

The Palladio Range

Palladio Composite Doors: Where Elegance Meets Strength

The Palladio range blends robust construction with elegant design. Browse a wide selection of styles and glass options, then finish your door with premium handles, knobs and knockers in gold, silver or stainless steel.

  • Designed and made in Ireland by Profile Developments, Limerick
  • Multi-point locking system for peace of mind
  • Sixteen colour options, from bold statements to understated elegance
  • Wide range of glass designs and premium accessories
  • Custom-made to suit your opening and your home
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Inside The Door

How Is a Composite Door Made?

Each layer has a job. Together they create a door that is stronger, warmer and longer-lasting than any single material.

01

Fibreglass (GRP) Skin

The outer shell is tough, weatherproof and finished in the colour of your choice. It won’t warp, rust or fade like traditional materials.

02

Insulating Core

A dense foam-filled cavity traps heat in winter and cuts draughts, which is what gives composite doors their excellent thermal performance.

03

Reinforced Frame & Locking

A sturdy frame supports the door and carries the multi-point locking system that secures it along its full height.

At A Glance

Composite Doors by the Numbers

30–35years typical lifespan with basic care
0.85W/m²K, lowest published Palladio U-value (solid door)*
16colour options available
€2,000+approx. starting price plus VAT

*Manufacturer-published figure for solid Palladio doors including frame; glazed doors as low as 0.98 W/m²K. Ask us for the specification of your chosen style. A lower U-value means better insulation.

Comparing Your Options

Composite vs uPVC vs Timber Doors

Not sure which door material is right for your home? Here is how they compare.

CompositeuPVCTimber
Typical lifespan30–35 years15–25 yearsVaries with upkeep
SecurityVery high: solid build + multi-point lockingGood: multi-point locking, thinner profileGood when well made
InsulationExcellent: insulated coreGoodModerate
MaintenanceWipe clean; no repaintingWipe cleanRegular sanding, sealing & painting
Warping & fadingHighly resistantCan discolour over timeCan warp, swell and fade
LookTimber-style, wide colour choiceClean, contemporaryTraditional natural grain
Upfront costMid to higherLowerHigher

We supply both composite and uPVC doors, so we’ll give you honest advice on the best match for your budget.

Composite front door finished in Agate Grey with premium stainless steel furniture
Colours & Accessories

A Colour for Every Personality

Choose from sixteen striking colours, from bold hues to understated neutrals, then add the finishing touches with gold, silver or stainless steel handles, knobs and knockers.

Swatches are illustrative. See the full range on our Palladio Colours page.

See All Colours  Touch-up pens
Buyer’s Guide

How to Choose a Composite Door

Five things to check before you order.

1. Security

Look for multi-point locking and a solid, reinforced construction. Ask which security standards your chosen door meets.

2. Insulation (U-value)

The lower the U-value, the better the door keeps heat in. Compare the figure for the complete door including frame and glass, not just the door slab.

3. Glass & privacy

Glazing brings in natural light but affects insulation and privacy. Browse our glass designs to find the right balance for your hallway.

4. Colour & hardware

Pick a colour that suits your brickwork and surroundings, then choose gold, silver or stainless steel furniture to match.

5. Installation

Even the best door underperforms if badly fitted. Our local team fits the door properly, with correct seals and alignment.

Need help choosing?

Send us your details and we’ll guide you through the options.

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Care & Maintenance

How Do You Look After a Composite Door?

Composite doors need very little, but a few minutes of care keeps yours looking brand new for decades.

  • Clean with a damp cloth and warm, soapy water. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Oil the hinges regularly so the door operates smoothly and avoids wear from friction.
  • Touch up minor scuffs using a colour-matched touch-up pen.
  • Skip the repainting. The colour won’t fade, so your summers stay free for the garden chair.

Door guarantee & support

Your door is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. Full terms are on our warranty page, and we can order matching touch-up pens for you.

Read the warranty →
Order touch-up pens →

Simple Process

How to Order Your New Door

From first idea to fitted door in four easy steps.

Design

Play with styles, colours and glass in our online door designer. You can even see it on your own home.

Enquire

Send your contact details and your Eircode through our quote form.

Get Your Quote

Our pricing team views your property online and issues a provisional quote.

Installation

Confirm your door and we’ll arrange professional fitting at your home.

Start Your Quote

Areas We Serve

Proudly Serving County Kildare and Beyond

Based in Sallins, just outside Naas, we install composite doors throughout County Kildare.

NaasSallinsNewbridgeCelbridgeMaynoothAthy+ many more
Questions & Answers

Composite Door FAQs

Quick answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.

How much does a composite door cost in County Kildare?
Our composite doors start at approximately €2,000 plus VAT. The final price depends on the style, size, glass, colour and accessories you choose. Send us your contact details and Eircode and we will issue a provisional quote.
How long does a composite door last?
A well-made composite door typically lasts 30 to 35 years with basic care, compared with roughly 15 to 25 years for a typical uPVC door. See our warranty page for the guarantee terms on your door.
Are composite doors secure?
Yes. Composite doors combine a solid, reinforced construction with a multi-point locking system that secures the door at several points along the frame. Our doors are fitted with multi-point locking as standard.
Do composite doors fade, warp or need repainting?
No. The colour is applied to a fibreglass outer skin that resists fading and does not warp with changes in the weather, so there is no need to repaint. Wipe the door with a damp cloth and warm soapy water, and oil the hinges occasionally. Touch-up pens are available for minor knocks.
Are composite doors energy efficient?
Yes. The insulated core and double seals reduce draughts and heat loss, helping to keep your home warmer and lower heating costs. Palladio publishes U-values as low as 0.85 W/m²K for solid doors and 0.98 W/m²K for glazed doors. A lower U-value means better insulation.
Is a composite door better than a uPVC door?
For most homeowners a composite door offers a longer lifespan, a more substantial feel, better insulation and a more traditional timber-style look. uPVC doors are a lower-cost option and we supply both, so we can advise on the best fit for your budget and home.
How do I get a quote for a new door?
Complete the enquiry form on our Get a Quote page with your contact details and Eircode. Our pricing department uses your Eircode to view your property online and issue a provisional quote. You can also design your door online first.
Can I design my composite door online?
Yes. Use our online door designer to explore Palladio styles, colours, glass and accessories, then request a quote for your design.
Where are your composite doors made?
Our Palladio doors are made in Ireland by Profile Developments in Limerick and installed by Composite Door Systems, based in Sallins, County Kildare.
Which areas do you install in?
We install across County Kildare, including Naas, Sallins, Newbridge, Celbridge, Maynooth and Athy, and further afield. Contact us to confirm availability in your area.

More questions? Visit our full FAQ page →

Ready When You Are

Replacing Your Front or Back Door?

Contact us today for a fast online quote. Experience the difference with Composite Door Systems, where quality meets elegance. Just include your Eircode so we can price your door accurately.

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📞 045 852672📍 Unit 4, Station House, The Waterways, Sallins, Co. Kildare
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Last updated 24 October 2026