UPVC and aluminium back door Hobart

The Hobart model impresses with its tastefully minimalist exterior: the frameless door leaf with four symmetrically arranged glass insets fits just as well in a residential building as it does in an office building or small business. In addition, thanks to the combination of PVC and aluminium, the door has both excellent thermal insulation and a damage-resistant outer casing. This protects against escaping heat and unwanted intruders. In terms of colours, the outside can be designed in bright white, anthracite or window grey.

• 71 mm 5-chamber PVC profile with aluminium cladding
• 50 mm aluminium on the outside, sash-covering leaf, uPVC on the inside
• 3 x 3D strips
• 3-fold swivel hook lock
• Satinato triple glazing with motif
• Thermally separated threshold 20 mm
• Stainless steel applications outside
• Locking cylinder 45/55 mm
• U_d value: 0.9 W/m²K

Back doors can be mounted so that they open either outwards or inwards – this allows you to make perfect use of your available space and prevents, for example, the door from regularly banging against bicycles or rubbish bins on the other side. The high-quality material in turn ensures that any dirt can be removed quickly and easily: whether uPVC or metal, a simple wipe with some water or gentle cleaning agent is usually all you need. At windows24.com we attach great importance to the highest quality, which is why all our back doors, regardless of the material, have excellent thermal insulation values as well as a high level of durability and reliability for long-term everyday use.

The design of your back door can be customised with a large selection of colours, handles and other accessories. While this is not as important for back doors as it is for front doors, it allows you to give your home a unique touch. Glass inserts can in turn be equipped with different types of glass– from safety glass to insulating glass. The latter is particularly useful if your back door leads into an area of the house that is actively heated. In the case of a back door in an unheated hallway or stairwell, additional thermal insulation has less priority, since hardly any heat is lost anyway, but it is still important with regards to energy efficiency.