Hurst Doors has expanded its composite door range with the launch of S-Class.

This new solid timber core collection has been introduced following growing homeowner demand for choice, personalisation, and a premium look and feel.

Designed to sit above Hurst’s existing GRP composite door offering, the S-Class collection brings a wide choice of door styles, specifications and price points to market. Combining the feel of a traditional timber core with the low-maintenance benefits of a robust Thermoplastic CoolSkin PVC-U heat reflective skin – engineered to maintain its finish, colour and definition over time.

“The introduction of the S-Class gives our installer network a complete composite door offer,” said Mark Atkinson, sales director at Hurst. “It means more flexibility when quoting – whether customers are driven by cost, aesthetic or added features, there’s now a Hurst Composite door to match.”

The S-Class range includes 32 different door styles, from period-inspired and rustic designs to sleek, minimalist options suited to modern homes. There are 18 colours to choose from, including woodgrain textures and solid tones, plus a full suite of hardware in a range of finishes.

For glazing options, installers can select from Hurst’s exclusive Harmony Collection – a 3D-effect, double-sandblasted glass range – as well as bee and butterfly designs and the ability to personalise the door using direct digital glass printing.

All S-Class doors are manufactured at Hurst’s dedicated facility in Yorkshire and made to order to suit project specifications. There are no width size restrictions, and every door includes a high-security multi-point locking system as standard compatible with Kubu Smart technology.

Ordering is straightforward via Hurst Live, the company’s customer portal offering real-time pricing, quoting and order placement. A full S-Class brochure is also available to order via the Hurst website.

“Ultimately, the S-Class makes it easier for installers to meet a wide range of customer preferences – whether they want the benefits of a GRP composite door or those of a solid timber core composite door,” Mark added. “It’s a flexible, versatile addition to the Hurst Composite Doors range, all backed by the service and reliability our customers already know us for.”