Foiled both faces
Dual Colour (any outside, white inside) Doors & Windows
Modern outside, light and bright inside — same price as solid colour.
About Dual Colour (any outside, white inside)
'Dual colour' means foiling the external face of the frame in your chosen colour (commonly anthracite, black, Chartwell Green or Schwarzbraun) and keeping the internal face white. It's the most-quoted spec on our window survey forms in 2025–26 because it preserves natural light internally without compromising kerb appeal.
On our supplier ranges it costs the same as solid-colour throughout. Several national brands charge a premium for it; we don't.
Choosing Dual Colour (any outside, white inside) — what to know
Best suited to
- North-facing rooms that need light
- Period properties where solid dark frames feel oppressive inside
- Anyone choosing anthracite or black externally
Pairings
Any external colour against any internal scheme — the whole point is independence.
Hardware that works
Match hardware to the external colour for street consistency.
Pricing
No surcharge on the ranges we fit.
From our installers
Dual-colour frames join the two foils inside the frame rebate. From either side they read as solid. Cleaning is identical to single-colour PVCu.
Get a Dual Colour (any outside, white inside) quote
Tell us what you're replacing and we'll come out with physical Dual Colour (any outside, white inside) samples — no obligation, no salesmen.
Popular dual colour pairings
The most common pairing we fit is anthracite outside with white inside. Other customers choose black, agate grey or a woodgrain outside with white inside, so the frames suit the street while rooms stay bright.
Dual colour is available on our windows from £450 fitted and on uPVC and composite doors. We show both faces on physical samples during the free survey.