A main entrance door is the first and last thing experienced in a home — the moment a visitor's impression is formed, and the moment a resident exhales. UOME specifies entrance doors that perform as precisely as they present: thermally sound, mechanically dependable, and built to the proportions the home demands.
There is no detail more personal to a home than its front door. We take that seriously.
Why It Works
Design & Performance
Hinged and Architectural Configurations
Each configuration creates a different experience of entry. Single and double hinged doors invite with precision and restraint, specified to suit the proportions of the architecture.
Material Selection
Solid timber, architectural aluminum, and structural glass — each material offers a different weight, character, and thermal performance. We specify the material that serves the architecture.
Security at Scale
Large-format entry doors require hardware engineered for the load. Multi-point locking systems and concealed hinges are built into the specification — not added as afterthoughts.
Sidelights & Transoms
Sidelights and transoms can be specified as part of a unified entrance system. One supplier, one installation team, one point of accountability.
The Approach
Doors Specified for the Homes That Deserve Them
Main entrance doors are not selected from a showroom. They are specified from an understanding of the architecture they inhabit — the proportions, the materials, the light conditions, and the way a visitor approaches. We work from your design intent and engineer the mechanism, frame detail, and threshold to match it exactly.
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At a Glance
Key Specifications
Indicative specs only. Every system is engineered to your project's exact requirements.
Main entrance doors are fully bespoke. We visit your home, assess the opening, and return with a specification. No obligation.
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We begin every project with an in-home visit. No commitment required — just a conversation about what you're building.