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Doors & Frames

Multi-functional folding doors and windows in four materials — enclose a patio, divide a room, or finish a building project. Off the shelf, or cut to your drawing.

The range

One supplier, four materials

Choosing between uPVC, aluminium, frameless glass and timber usually comes down to the opening, the exposure and the look you're after. We manufacture all four, so the advice you get isn't steered by what we happen to stock.

Everything is made at our own local facility, which means custom sizes aren't an exception — they're most of what we do.

Folding Doors Folding Windows uPVC Aluminium Frameless & Timber Bubble Seals
Wide sliding glazed doors opening onto a landscaped garden
Worth specifying

Double glazing does three jobs at once

It's the single upgrade that changes how a room feels — and it isn't only about heat.

  • Energy efficient

    Two panes and a sealed cavity slow heat transfer, so rooms hold their temperature for longer.

  • Noticeably quieter

    Traffic, neighbours and wind drop away — the difference is most obvious in bedrooms and street-facing rooms.

  • Intruder resistant

    Two panes are far harder to get through than one, adding a layer of safety to large glazed openings.

Timber folding doors set into a natural stone wall opening onto a deck
01 — Folding doors

Folding Doors & Windows

The reason most people call us. A run of folding doors turns a wall into an opening — a patio becomes part of the lounge, and closes back up when the weather turns.

Available in all four materials, with panels sized to your opening. We've been fitting them since 2003, in everything from face-brick homes to stone-walled farmhouses.

See folding door projects
Rich red-brown folding doors concertinaed open in a tiled interior White folding doors enclosing a garden-facing living room Folding doors opening onto lush tropical planting Poolside patio enclosed with white folding doors overlooking the sea
Thatched entertainment patio enclosed with hardwood folding window doors
02 — Folding windows

Folding Window Doors

Where a full door isn't wanted but a big opening is. Folding window doors fold back above a sill — ideal over a servery, a bar counter, or the low wall of a covered patio.

Most of ours are hardwood, which suits thatch and face-brick particularly well, but they're available in the other materials too.

See folding window projects
Hardwood folding window doors beside a swimming pool Timber folding window doors opened outward from a stone wall Face-brick home with timber folding windows propped open Covered veranda glazed with folding window doors and open country views
Covered veranda glazed in uPVC with slim blue-grey framing
03 — uPVC

uPVC Doors & Windows

Low maintenance and thermally efficient. uPVC doesn't rust, rot or need repainting, which makes it a sensible choice for coastal exposure and for anyone who'd rather not be sanding frames every few summers.

Available in white and woodgrain finishes, as folding, sliding, casement or French door configurations.

Bedroom with white uPVC French doors and side lights Indoor pool room glazed in white uPVC sliding panels Enclosed patio with dark woodgrain uPVC framing Double-storey home fitted throughout with white uPVC windows
Black aluminium doors opening from a bedroom onto a brick terrace
04 — Aluminium

Aluminium Doors & Windows

Slim sightlines and long spans. Aluminium carries more glass on less frame, which is why it suits contemporary elevations and large stacking or folding runs.

Powder-coated in your choice of finish, and equally at home on domestic and commercial work.

Aluminium stacking doors along a covered balcony with sea views Aluminium folding doors concertinaed open onto a paved patio Commercial elevation glazed in dark aluminium framing
Wide frameless glass opening between a bedroom and covered patio
05 — Frameless & timber

Frameless Glass & Timber Frames

At one end, frameless glass — almost nothing between you and the view, stacking away to leave the opening clear. At the other, timber, which brings warmth that no other material quite matches.

Both work beautifully for enclosing patios and verandas. Timber in particular pairs well with stone and thatch, and it's the finish we'd point you towards on an older or more rustic building.

See frameless & timber projects
Timber-framed glass conservatory with sweeping hillside views Dark-framed glass enclosure looking out over mountains Curved frameless glass enclosure wrapping a poolside terrace Poolside patio enclosed in frameless glass with a timber head
Silicone bubble seal fitted to the edge of a hardwood door
06 — Sealing

Silicone Bubble Seals

A highly durable, highly versatile gap-sealing solution. The small component that decides whether a beautiful door actually keeps out the draught, the dust and the rain.

Our silicone bubble seal profiles compress to fill irregular gaps and spring back rather than flattening permanently — so they keep sealing years after a foam strip would have given up. They can be retro-fitted to existing doors and windows, not just new installations.

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