Folding Doors
Glass panels that fold and stack to one side, opening almost the full width of a room to the outside.
Choose the right system
Four ways to build it. Pick a type to see how it opens, where it fits best and what it includes.
Bi-Fold Doors
Panels hinged together fold in pairs and stack neatly at one side, with a traffic door option for everyday use.
Best for: Living rooms and kitchens opening onto gardens and terraces.
- Near full width opening
- Traffic door for daily access
- Inward or outward folding
Multi-Panel Folding Systems
Long runs of panels that can split to both sides, for wide openings in villas, restaurants and showrooms.
Best for: Restaurants, cafes, showrooms and large villa openings.
- Runs of up to 14 panels
- Split stacks to both sides
- Heavy duty hardware
Folding Windows
Folding panels at window height that open a kitchen, bar or servery completely to the outside.
Best for: Kitchens with outdoor dining, bars and serving hatches.
- Opens a counter to the outside
- Smaller, lighter panels
- Sealed like a window when closed
Corner / Open-Corner Folding
Two folding runs meet at a corner with no post, so the whole corner opens and the room flows outside.
Best for: Corner living spaces, pool houses and pavilions.
- No corner post
- Two runs, one opening
- Structure designed for the corner load
Why choose Folding Doors
Open the whole room
Panels stack to the side, so only a narrow stack remains when open.
Everyday access
A traffic door lets you use one panel like a normal door.
Weather tight when closed
Gaskets and drained sills keep out dust, wind and rain.
Secure
Multi-point locking on every panel and laminated glass options.
Flexible layouts
Fold left, right, split, inward or outward to suit the space.
Side by side
The highlighted column follows the type you selected above.
| Bi-Fold Doors | Multi-Panel Folding Systems | Folding Windows | Corner / Open-Corner Folding | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical panels | 2 to 7 | Up to 14 | 2 to 6 | 4 to 12 |
| Opening | Near full width | Very wide | Counter width | Whole corner |
| Best use | Homes | Commercial and villas | Kitchens and bars | Feature spaces |
| Threshold | Low or flush | Low or flush | Window sill | Low or flush |
| Relative cost | Medium | High | Medium | Highest |
Options and finishes
Glass
- Double glazed insulated units
- Low-E and solar control coatings
- Tempered and laminated safety glass
- Tinted, reflective or acoustic glass
Finishes
- Powder coating in any RAL colour
- Anodized finishes
- Wood-effect coatings
- Two colours, inside and outside, on thermal break profiles
Hardware and extras
- Traffic door with lever handle
- Top hung or bottom rolling gear
- Flush or low thresholds
- Pleated insect screens
- Multi-point locks
From survey to handover
Survey
We visit the site, take precise measurements and review drawings, levels and wall conditions.
Design
Shop drawings, system and glass selection, structural and wind load checks where needed.
Fabricate
Profiles are cut, assembled and glazed to size under quality control before delivery.
Install
Our trained crews install, seal and adjust every unit, supervised by a project engineer.
Handover
Final inspection, operation walkthrough and aftercare support for the life of the system.
Questions clients ask
Still unsure which system fits? Send us your drawings or a photo of the opening.
Inward or outward folding?
Outward folding keeps the stack out of the room. Inward folding keeps it sheltered from weather. We advise based on the space.
Can I use one panel as a door?
Yes. A traffic door lets you go in and out without folding the whole run.
How much space does the stack take?
Each panel stacks to roughly its frame thickness, so a 6 panel stack is a small fraction of the opening.
Can it have a flush threshold?
Yes, with a recessed track planned before floor finishes. Low thresholds are also available.
How do they handle sand?
Top hung systems carry the weight from above, so the bottom track stays shallow and easy to clean.
Folding or sliding, which is better?
Folding opens more of the width. Sliding keeps bigger glass panes and fewer frames. We can show both.
Planning a project?
Share your drawings or opening sizes and we will recommend a system and prepare a quotation.