Colours
Every composite door colour
Twenty two colours across smooth and woodgrain finishes. Each one is shown on an actual door rather than as a flat square, because a colour behaves completely differently once it has mouldings, glass and a shadow line on it.
- 22 colours
- Smooth and woodgrain
- Different inside and out on Solidor
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4 colours
Greys
- Anthracite Greysmooth
RAL 7016. The UK's best selling door colour and a natural match for grey aluminium windows.
Door-Stop · Solidor
- Midnight Greysmooth
A shade warmer and deeper than anthracite. Excellent with brushed chrome.
Solidor
- Granite Greysmooth
Mid grey with a slight blue cast. Sits between anthracite and pebble.
Solidor
- French Greysmooth
Pale, chalky and forgiving. Popular on cottages and coastal properties.
Solidor
1 colour
Blacks
- Blacksmooth
Sharp against white render and red brick alike. Shows less road dirt than you would think.
Door-Stop · Solidor
1 colour
Whites
- Whitesmooth
Clean, bright and the easiest colour to match to existing white uPVC windows.
Door-Stop · Solidor
3 colours
Neutrals
- Pebble Greysmooth
Warm light grey, closer to stone than silver.
Solidor
- Painswicksmooth
Soft Cotswold stone tone. Quietly expensive looking.
Solidor
- Creamsmooth
Warmer than white and kinder to period brickwork.
Door-Stop · Solidor
3 colours
Blues
- Duck Egg Bluesmooth
The cottage classic. Beautiful with black ironmongery.
Solidor
- Pottery Bluesmooth
Confident mid blue that reads as navy in low light.
Solidor
- Peacock Bluesmooth
Deep teal. A statement colour that still feels grown up.
Solidor
3 colours
Greens
- Chartwell Greensmooth
Soft heritage green that suits render, stone and painted brick.
Door-Stop · Solidor
- Racing Greensmooth
Dark British green. Perfect with polished brass.
Door-Stop
- Pistachiosmooth
Light and fresh without tipping into lime.
Solidor
1 colour
Reds
- Deep Merlotsmooth
Rich oxblood. The traditional London front door.
Solidor
6 colours
Woodgrains
- Golden Oakwoodgrain
Honey toned woodgrain, the most familiar timber effect.
Door-Stop · Solidor
- Irish Oakwoodgrain
Deeper and browner than golden oak, with a stronger grain.
Door-Stop · Solidor
- Rosewoodwoodgrain
Dark red brown timber effect. A period property staple.
Door-Stop · Solidor
- Truffle Brownsmooth
Muted, modern brown. Pairs well with timber cladding.
Solidor
- Schwarz Braunwoodgrain
Almost black brown. Understated and very hard wearing.
Solidor
- Amber Goldwoodgrain
Light warm timber effect with a golden cast.
Solidor
1 colour
Brights
- Tangerinesmooth
For people who want their door remembered.
Solidor
A word of caution
A screen is not a sample
These previews are drawn from accurate colour references and they are consistent with each other, which makes them genuinely useful for comparing shades. They are not a match for the physical door.
Your monitor, your phone, the daylight in your hallway and the brick behind the door will all change how a colour reads. If you are deciding between two shades, or specifying a colour you have not seen in the flesh, ask us for samples before you order.
Every door is manufactured to your specification, so a colour you regret is not something that can be returned. Ask for samples — it costs nothing and it takes a couple of days.
FAQs
Colour questions
Not covered here? See all FAQs or ask us directly.
They are close, and they are consistent with each other, but no screen is a colour match. Brightness, calibration and the light in your hallway all change what you see. If you are torn between two shades, call us and we will get samples out to you.
On Solidor, yes, and it costs nothing extra. A bold colour on the street and something calm in the hallway is one of the most popular specifications we sell.
Smooth is a flat painted look with a very fine texture. Woodgrain has a moulded grain running the height of the leaf, which suits timber effect colours and traditional designs. Both wear identically.
It can. Door-Stop offer nine frame colours and Solidor offer frame options in uPVC and aluminium. Matching the frame to the door looks more expensive; a white frame with a coloured door is cheaper and is what most builders specify.
Seen a colour you like?
Take it into the designer and see it on your door, at your sizes, with a live price.