The doors.
Four ways to open a wall — each one engineered the same way: considered profiles, proper hardware, and the option of a thermally broken frame whenever the room asks for it.
Choose by how you live.
Sliding
Glide one panel past another and let the room breathe. Smooth on the track, low maintenance, generous glass.
Explore For the wide apertureStacker
Three or four panels that stack neatly behind one another, clearing the opening when you want it gone.
Explore For opening it all upBi-folding
A concertina across the full opening. When it's folded back, the indoors and outdoors are one room.
Explore For a classic entryCasement
Side-hinged on robust hardware. The traditional swing in a full-glazed frame — single or double-leaf.
ExploreThe full range.
Sliding Door
SlidingOur most asked-for door. Generous glass, easy travel, weather-tight at the meeting stile.
Explore sliding door
Bi-folding Door
Bi-folding (concertina)Folds away in a stack so the opening reads as a single, uninterrupted line — outdoor room when you want it.
Explore bi-folding door
Stacker Door
Multi-panel sliding (stacker)Three or four panels stacked behind one another. Built for wide openings without losing the line of the wall.
Explore stacker door
Casement Door
Hinged (swing)Hinged at the side, weighted to swing true. A formal entry that handles weather with the same hardware as our windows.
Explore casement doorInstalled by us, maintained by us.
When we supply and install your doors, the same team stays close for the life of the product. Seals, adjustments, hardware tune-ups — handled by the people who set them in the first place.
For supply-only orders, your installer becomes the point of contact for adjustments and aftercare. Either way, every frame we send out is ready to be looked after properly.
Let's frame it properly.
Send through your project and we'll come back within one business day, with options, timing and a fair price.