Doors Open the Possibilities

A casement door is similar in concept to a casement window: a hinged single sash (opening door leaf within a frame) or a dual sash to result in what is usually referred to as a 'French door'.

A sliding door is a type of door which opens horizontally by sliding, usually parallel to a wall. Sliding doors can be mounted either on top of a track below or be suspended from a track above and some types 'disappear' in a wall when slid open.

Tilt and slide doors are unique, combining a new sliding style with the tilt and turn functionality of European windows. The sash slides free of the frame on rails, making it much easier than traditional sliders which require effort to move back and forth. This makes sliding easier and improves sealing.

With folding doors, the door itself will slide open, whilst its panels fold up and stack against the wall in order to make the most of a space. ... Bifold doors are available in uPVC meterial.

Lift & Slide Doors are the new method of operation driven by the need for larger panels and increased thermal performance. The doors sit down directly on the track and the handle has to be wheeled round 180° to 'lift' the door up on to its rollers. This means that the door is positioned perfectly at all times

From door material and glass style to security features and hardware, you are 100% in control of your custom door design. This means you can create something that truly matches your personal style.