Steel back door Ottawa

The Ottawa back door is made of robust steel and therefore offers maximum protection simply because of its material. Even burglars who want to lift the door off its hinges or destroy it quickly will have to give up when they take a look at the door's steel core through the central glass element. The glass element, on the other hand, is so large that – with clear glazing – it allows a good view of the outside. And of course a lot of natural daylight comes through the glass element into the interior.

• 56 mm thick door leaf, energy-saving wood core with steel casing
• Three two-way adjustable straps and three rear strap bolts
• Triple-bolt safety lock
• Aluminium threshold 18 mm
• Triple Satinato thermal insulation glass
• Locking cylinder 31/50 mm
• U_d value: 1.46 W/m²K (steel frame) / 1.3 W/m²K (aluminium frame)

Back doors play the important role of providing easy access while effectively discouraging intruders. After all, back entrances in low-visibility areas, such as the garden or narrow side streets, can make an easy target for attempted break-ins. At the same time, maintenance for back doors should be kept at a reasonable level. They are very susceptible to dirt, but you don't want to have to take care of them on a regular basis. That is why uPVC and metals are the ideal material for back doors. They are extremely robust against external influences and can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth and mild cleaning agent.

Steel back doors are manufactured with stainless steel handles. Alternatively, you can also go with a push button on the outside, which further increases the level of security of your door. It's also entirely up to you whether the handle is mounted on the left or right and whether the door should open outwards or inwards. In particularly tight spaces, for example, it is still possible to make the most of the room you do have on hand. And if your back door leads into an area where bicycles or cars are often parked, an inward-opening door will also protect against damage from careless opening.