The Comp Door Hatton uses full panel glazing to flood dark hallways with light. See colours, specs and pricing from GFD Homes.
What You’ll Learn:
- How the Hatton’s full panel glazing maximizes natural light in dark hallways
- The curated decorative glass patterns designed for light transmission and privacy
- How the Hatton compares to the Solidor Beeston and Endurance Fuji
- Full availability across Arched, Stable, and French Door layouts
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Introduction
If your hallway is small, north-facing, or just permanently gloomy, the Hatton is worth putting at the top of your list. It uses full panel glazing — more glass, less solid panel — specifically to let in as much natural light as a front door reasonably can.
It’s a genuinely practical choice rather than a purely decorative one, and it’s built with an optional grooved finish if you want a bit of extra texture on the solid sections.
What Makes the Hatton Different
Where a lot of styles balance solid panel and glazing fairly evenly, the Hatton tips that balance firmly toward glass. The result is a door that noticeably brightens a dark hallway compared to more traditional layouts, without giving up the security or insulation of a standard composite door.
That full-panel glazing sits on the same construction as every Comp Door style: a 48mm solid timber core, CoolSkin technology to resist warping, and an auto-fire multi-point locking system with an anti-snap ABS cylinder as standard, backed by a £2,000 homeowner security guarantee.
Glazing and Colour Options
The Hatton is available with 4 decorative glass options — Aspen, Aurora, Strand and Chelsea — a tighter selection than some styles, but each chosen specifically to maximise light transmission while still offering privacy.
Colours run to Black, Blue, Green, Red, Irish Oak, Duck Egg Blue, White and Chartwell Green, and the door is available with or without decorative grooves on the frame.
Seen a Similar Style Elsewhere? Here’s How the Hatton Compares
If a large-glazed, light-maximising door is what brought you here, the Hatton’s closest equivalents are the Solidor Beeston and the Endurance Fuji — both known for a similarly generous glazed area.
The Hatton shares Comp Door’s 48mm timber core and CoolSkin construction, so if a Beeston or Fuji was on your shortlist, it’s worth comparing the Hatton directly before deciding.
Arched, Stable and French Door Options
The Hatton is available as an Arched Door for shaped openings or French Doors for Large Openings
It isn’t currently offered as a Stable Door, according to the specification listed on the product page. Our design team can point you to an alternative style if either configuration is what you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get the Hatton as an arched, stable, or double door?
The Hatton is available as an Arched Door or French Doors. It is not currently offered as a Stable Door — our design team can suggest an alternative style if you need either configuration.
Will the Hatton actually make a dark hallway noticeably brighter?
Yes — it’s specifically designed with full panel glazing to maximise natural light, making it one of the better choices in the range for small or north-facing hallways.
How much does the Comp Door Hatton cost?
Prices start from £1,022 inc. VAT in White. Get an exact figure for your chosen colour and glazing with our online designer.
What security features come with the Hatton?
Every Hatton comes with an auto-fire multi-point locking system and an anti-snap ABS security cylinder as standard, backed by a £2,000 homeowner security guarantee.
Ready to See It on Your Own Door?
If your current front door leaves your hallway feeling dark, the Hatton’s full panel glazing is one of the most straightforward fixes in the whole Comp Door range.
Design and price your own Hatton door instantly: View the Comp Door Hatton
Or browse the full Comp Door range: Comp Door Composite Doors
Not sure how composite door pricing works? Read our guide: Composite Door Prices Made Simple
Read about the entire Comp Door range here: The Complete Comp Door Range Guide: Which Style Is Right for Your Home?
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