Richmond Doors is committed to producing beautiful wooden front doors with a low impact on the environment.
Why a Richmond Door?
Richmond Doors might be a new business but that doesn’t mean we’re new to business. Our South West London-based team of specialist joiners and carpenters have been making beautiful front doors for years. We passionately believe in the value of exceptional craftsmanship and service.
South West London is full of beautiful period properties. Their front doors are reminders of London’s rich history of craftsmanship and architecture. Many of those front doors are now well over one hundred years old. Sadly multiple layers of paint, long exposure to the elements, and heavy daily use has brought them to the end of their lifespan.
We make doors that not only retain the original character of your home, but also bring significant benefits in terms of longevity, security and aesthetic appeal. Nothing improves the kerb appeal of a house more than its front door. That’s why every home deserves a Richmond Door.
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Accoya Timber
A Richmond door is made from Accoya timber.
Accoya timber has passed through a process known as acetylation. This sustainable process transforms the timber's chemical structure making it extremely resistant to the climatic conditions your front door will see in its lifetime.
Accoya wood is guaranteed rot-free for at least 50 years without any coating or treatment. It is the ideal material for the manufacture of front doors and frames.
Because of Accoya's incredible stability a Richmond Door isn't susceptible to the same expansion and contraction that other woods suffer from when exposed to the elements. Your Richmond Door will stay looking beautiful for years to come.
Tricoya wood is a type of Medium Density Fibre Board (MDF) made from recycled Accoya. We use it to make certain panels and details on our doors.
Richmond doors are always installed by experienced joiners. Once fitted your beautiful new front door will be draft-free, secure and ready to last a lifetime.