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News Release from: Rockdoor | Subject: Doors
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 18 April 2007
Homeowners ask for Rockdoor by name
Installers say the number of customers specifically asking for a Rockdoor is rising significantly.
According to the British Crime Survey (BCS) 2005-06, the total number of domestic burglaries in England and Wales was 733,000 - around 2 in 100 homes But people believe it is much higher and security is a high priority for homeowners
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 28 Aug 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Rockdoor makes a splash
The Splash Group noticed that the quality and service of their composite door supplier had begun to deteriorate, they switched to leading composite door manufacturer Rockdoor.
As a result homeowners look for extra peace of mind when replacing exterior doors and are turning to Rockdoor, the UK's leading manufacturer of composite doors.
Homeowners are visiting the website to see for themselves the benefits of installing the door that even the police couldn't force open.
The number of unique visitors to the website has trebled in the past 12 months, proving that homeowners are becoming more aware of exactly what a composite door is.
On visiting the website homeowners request a brochure and then ask their local installers for Rockdoor.
Rockdoor's Sales Director Mark Simm comments: "The number of installers telling us their customers are specifically asking for a Rockdoor is significantly rising".
"Rockdoor is specifically designed for the domestic retail market".
"It offers homeowners a high security, strong, energy efficient and low maintenance door".
"But secure doors don't have to look like Fort Knox".
"Rockdoor is stylish too and makes an attractive option for front and rear entrances.".
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