For the changing needs of design-conscious customers - Modus residential doors
With stunning aesthetics and exceptional technical performance, the Modus range is the first fully integrated UPVC system in the UK. With slimmer sight lines and equal 8mm plaster cover inside and out, the Modus residential door can be fabricated in a range of styles to suit individual tastes and architectural styling. The innovative technical design includes a triple-seal option to achieve exceptional thermal and air tightness performance. So when you specify modus, you’re choosing a product that’s smarter, sleeker and kinder to the environment.
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Modus residential door benefits:
Cost savings
Lower glass specifications reduce glazing costs and 90% of modus doors require no reinforcings.
Leading sustainability
modus features 50% post-consumer recycled UPVC as standard and for specifiers who demand the highest possible recycled material content, Modus is also available in a 100% post-consumer recycled UPVC version.
Exceptional performance
Cutting-edge technology produces outstanding thermal, air tightness and noise reduction performance.
Three sash styles
Standard, slim, rebate and fully flush and all with slimmer sight lines
Low carbon footprint
Achieve U-values as low as 1.1 for double-glazed products and 0.7 for argon-filled triple glazed unit products (exceeding Passivhaus standards).
Maximum energy rating
Double Glazed: A+, +16 1.2U – triple Glazed: A+, +31 0.7U
First across the board
• First fully integrated UPVC system in the UK • First 75mm DMET window system in the UK • First DMET UPVC reversible system in the UK • First DMET bead in the UK • First leading system to offer a 12-year guarantee in the UK • Up to 27% saving on glazing costs • Up to 8% saving on labour costs • Up to 42% reduction on stockholding
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Black Ash
Anthracite Grey
Slate Grey
Moondust Grey
Anteak
Rosewood
Cream White
White Ash
White
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Cost effective to install. Cost effective to run and maintain. Complement the pastoral setting.
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