Hampton Unglazed External Door

The Hampton door is a classic four-panel design, featuring two glazed panels at the top (supplied unglazed for custom fitting). Primed and ready for painting, it can be finished to match any interior or exterior scheme. The raised and fielded panels with moulded detailing add traditional elegance, making the Hampton an ideal choice for homes seeking timeless, classic appeal. Its traditional 4-panel style complements both period and cottage-inspired properties.

Looking to make an entrance? Pair the Hampton with its corresponding sidelight and choose one of our fantastic colours for painting to make a bold, personalised statement for your home.

Constructed from solid hardwood mouldings and lippings with premium external-grade hardwood veneers, this door incorporates an advanced engineered insulated core, delivering superior strength, long-lasting durability, and exceptional thermal efficiency compared to traditional non-insulated engineered external doors - Find out more

Supplied unglazed, allowing you to choose your preferred glass. We’re unable to provide exact dimensions for the unglazed panes, as doors are manufactured in the factory and pane sizes can vary slightly. Pre-purchased glass may therefore not fit. For this reason, we recommend measuring the door once it has been delivered before ordering your glass. Alternatively, we can glaze the door for you prior to delivery, with a choice of clear or obscured double glazing. Please choose your preferred option below. Lead times apply.

External doors must be protected by an open porch and the finish maintained periodically to validate the guarantee – Find out more

Finishing our range of external hardwood doors couldn't be simpler. We can paint your doors in any of the paint colours found below at our Professional Spray Facility - Find out more 

Alternatively, as the doors are supplied factory primed, you are able to add your own finish on site.

This door has not been tested for thermal performance and therefore does not have a certified U-value. As a result, it does not comply with the requirements of Approved Document L of the current Building Regulations - Find Out More