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Glass entrance doors in Scotland

Door changes across the area can be booked out of hours, which keeps your Scotland entrance in use during trading time where the job allows.

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Owners across the area often want more daylight at the door, so we size the leaf and side panels to suit your Scotland entrance. A glass door is only as secure as what backs it up, so a shutter or grille is worth pricing too for a Scotland entrance in the area.

What do we offer in Scotland?

Patch-fitted doorClamp fittings at the top and bottom corners hold an all-glass leaf, with no frame around it.
Rail doorSlim aluminium rails run across the top and bottom, giving more room for a lock and adding stiffness on busy entrances.
Door with side screensFixed glass side panels and a fanlight fill a wider opening around the leaf.

How much does it cost in Scotland?

Expect £1,295 to £3,495 ex VAT per door set. If your Scotland shop has a step at the door, we raise access early, since a new door is a good moment to improve it. Your written quote shows travel, access and any out-of-hours work.

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Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Scotland?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Scotland, including Aberdeen, Airdrie, Ayr, Bearsden. Remote areas are by arrangement.

What thickness of glass is used for a shop door?

Most frameless shop doors use 10 mm or 12 mm toughened glass. The choice depends on door size, the fittings and how the door will be used. Laminated toughened glass can be specified where there is a higher risk of attack or accidental breakage.

How do you lock a glass door?

A glass door is usually locked with a patch lock near the floor or a lock in the bottom rail, using a cylinder and key. For stronger protection, we add a shutter or internal grille, because the toughened glass is the weakest point of the door.

Do glass doors need a floor spring?

No, but most frameless glass doors use one, because there is no frame to carry a closer. The spring sits hidden in the floor and controls how the door swings and closes. A rail door can use an overhead closer to BS EN 1154 instead.

Do the same rules apply in Scotland?

Rules differ in Scotland, so we confirm what applies to your premises before work starts.

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