Sliding, bi-fold, casement, French and frameless corner slider door systems on a thermally-broken aluminium frame — built for a secure, weathersealed close every time.
Fabricated from 6063-T5 aluminium alloy and powder-coated for long-term finish retention, our door range spans two- and three-panel sliding doors to concertina bi-folds and dual-sash French doors — each on a frame designed to keep working under daily use.
A polyamide thermal break and continuous weatherseal keep every door in the range wind- and water-tight without adding weight to the panel.
Enquire NowEvery configuration below shares the same alloy, finish and hardware standard — pick the one that suits the opening.
Two- and three-panel sliding sashes for openings with no swing path.
Explore Door TypeHinged in-swing or out-swing panels for balconies and garden entries.
Explore Door TypeDual-sash entry systems with a fully weathersealed, secure close.
Explore Door TypeConcertina panel systems that fold away completely for wide-open living.
Explore Door TypeFrameless glass-to-glass corner join for wide, open-plan corners.
ExploreIndicative specification sheet — final specification is confirmed after a site survey.
| Frame Material | 6063-T5 aluminium alloy, powder-coated |
| Profile Depth | 58mm – 101mm depending on system |
| Glazing | Double glazed, up to 28mm IGU |
| Thermal Performance (U-Value) | 1.6 – 2.8 W/m²K |
| Water Tightness | Class 9A |
| Wind Load Resistance | Class 5 – 6 |
| Thermal Break | Polyamide strip across all door systems |
| Hardware | Concealed multi-point locking, soft-close rollers on sliders and folds |
| Finish | Powder coat / anodized, custom RAL colours |
| Opening Types | Sliding (2 & 3 panel) · Casement · French · Bi-fold |
Concealed multi-point locking on every panel, not just the lead sash.
Engineered aluminium alloy rated for high wind load, no steel reinforcement needed.
Polyamide break reduces heat and cold transfer through the frame.
Powder coat finish holds up to coastal and urban air.
Any RAL colour or anodized finish to match the facade.
Sliding and bi-fold formats need less clearance than a swing door.
