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Window & Door Colours

Explore the full RAL palette for aluminium windows and doors, from understated architectural neutrals to confident statement colours.

Explore the RAL palette

Search by shade name or code, then tap any colour to copy its RAL reference.

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Colour specification hub

Compare the finish in context, not from a screen alone

Use the swatches to establish a direction, then confirm the exact supplier reference, texture and sheen on a physical sample. Availability varies by frame, panel and manufacturer.

RAL 7016 Anthracite Grey

Strong architectural contrast for aluminium, uPVC and composite systems.

How colour options differ by frame material
MaterialCommon finish routeUseful strengthsConfirm before ordering
AluminiumPowder coating, smooth or texturedBroad RAL choice, durable dark colours, dual colourSupplier range, sheen, marine-grade needs and lead time
TimberOpaque paint or translucent stainWarm, repairable finish with traditional detailMaintenance cycle, grain variation and coating system
uPVCColoured substrate or applied foilLow maintenance, woodgrain effects, dual colour on selected systemsExact foil, frame compatibility and external/internal face
Composite doorsFactory-finished slab and frameCoordinated panel, glazing and furniture optionsPanel/frame colour match, hardware finish and batch variation
Can the inside and outside be different colours?

Many aluminium and selected uPVC systems offer dual-colour frames. The exact combination depends on the product, coating or foil range and lead time, so both faces should be written into the quotation.

Is the same RAL colour identical across every product?

Not always. Substrate, texture, sheen, batch and coating method affect how a colour appears. Compare adjacent components on approved physical samples rather than relying on the RAL reference alone.

Which dark colour is easiest to live with?

Dark finishes can show dust, salts and surface marks more readily. A textured or satin finish is often more forgiving than a high gloss, but maintenance and exposure should be discussed for the actual property.