Steel windows and doors are the work we have done, and only done, for 25 years. Every Reigate project is designed, manufactured and installed by our own team from our South Coast workshop. We are BFRC registered, our products carry the Made in Britain mark, and we do not subcontract a single stage. The person who surveys your opening is the person who oversees the CAD drawings, the fabrication and the fit, which is how a made-to-measure steel door earns its slim sightlines and its architectural fit.
“Our whole experience with this company, Jason and his team, has been perfect from the start. The service, communication and delivery have been exemplary, as reflected in the other five-star reviews. The doors we had made and installed are faultless and look amazing. This is a quality product, well-manufactured and installed by the people who made it. Well done to all the team. We are very happy.” – Doug, verified customer review
That experience is the same one we aim to give every homeowner in Reigate and across the wider RH2 area, whether the project is a single internal dividing door or a full set of sliding doors for a period extension.
Reigate’s renovation market leans heavily on its substantial Victorian (1837 to 1901) and Edwardian housing. Homeowners on roads like Oakdene Road and Wray Common Road, within reach of the station and the town centre, tend to approach extension projects with a high level of finish in mind, and a steel sliding door earns its place in that company. For the large detached houses around Warren Road and Woodhatch, where corridor space is generous, a barn-style door makes an architectural statement, while a high-ceilinged Victorian interior often suits a heavier framed door that reads correctly out of scale.
Our internal sliding range covers four configurations. Pocket doors slide into the wall cavity and disappear completely, which works well in the terraced and semi-detached Victorian stock where wider corridor widths are limited. Traditional side-hung sliding doors run on a track set into the head and suit wider openings between a kitchen and a garden room. Barn-style doors make a feature of the face-mounted track. Telescopic systems handle the largest openings without the weight of a single oversized panel. Every door is powder-coated to your chosen RAL colour, with matt black (RAL 9005) and dark anthracite (RAL 7016) the most requested across Reigate’s period properties.
For an extension or a garden room, the W50 thermally broken range is the correct specification. It achieves a certified U-value of 1.2 W/m²K, satisfying Part L of the building regulations, and replicates the slim visual profile of the classic W20 section while delivering the thermal performance a new extension needs.
Steel is one of the most appropriate materials for the substantial Victorian detached houses found on Wray Common Road, Reigate Hill and the surrounding streets. The slim profiles complement the generous proportions of these properties and sit sympathetically alongside original period detailing. The dark powder-coat finishes we offer read correctly with high-ceilinged Victorian interiors, where a heavier framed door would feel out of scale. We are happy to bring samples to the survey so you can assess the finish in context.
Yes, and we regularly provide the technical documentation required for planning applications. That includes CAD drawings, thermal performance certificates and full product specifications demonstrating compliance with Part L of the building regulations. Reigate and Banstead Borough Council pay close attention to materials and fenestration in the borough’s 21 conservation areas, and steel frames are generally well received because they sit closer in character to the original windows.
Every installation is carried out by our own directly employed team. We do not subcontract any part of the process, from the survey through to fitting, which means the quality standard that applies in our workshop applies on site. It also means the 5-year warranty we provide on fully sealed products covers both manufacture and installation when our own team does the fitting.
Yes. Our internal and external sliding ranges are suited to the full variety of property types found across South Park, Woodhatch and into RH1 Redhill. Pocket doors work well in Victorian terraces where corridor widths are limited, while the W50 thermally broken range is the correct specification for any extension. The survey, manufacture and installation process is the same regardless of where the property sits in the borough.
We also serve Redhill, Dorking, Horley and the surrounding Surrey towns from the same workshop, with the same team and the same standards. To see the full specification, browse the full sliding door range or read about how our process works from survey to sign-off. For homeowners comparing options nearby, we have dedicated pages for sliding doors in Cobham and steel doors in Reigate too.
If you are working with a listed building, a conservation property or a project within one of Reigate and Banstead’s conservation areas, call us before you submit a planning application. We can advise on materials and provide the documentation your local authority requires, at no cost. Call 02394 370020 or email Enquiries@uniquesteelwindows.co.uk to request a quote.
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