Bi-Fold Doors

Bi-Fold Doors Glasgow

Bring the garden into your living room with our Aluminium Bi-folding Doors. Armour Home Improvements specialise in the manufacture of Folding Sliding Doors – all of our doors are manufactured to suit your specific requirements.

Bi-folding doors make you feel like you’re living outside inside by opening entire facades in your home and making the most out of a beautiful garden with natural lighting. These beautifully designed, versatile doors are suitable wherever you want to transform your home the choice is yours; living room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen, conservatory…

At Glasgow Double Glazing we offer premium fabrication and a choice of over 200 RAL colours on all of our bi-fold doors. All of our bi-folding doors are manufactured to suit you and your home’s exact requirements.

Strong and Slender

Our doors are manufactured using robust aluminium profiles which offer slim and aesthetically pleasing sight lines, along with strength and durability that give a ‘fit for purpose’ folding sliding door solution.

Energy Efficient

The large polyamide thermal break within the profiles prevent cold transfer from outside to in, keeping your living space warm. Combined with a 28mm doubled glazed unit, our doors exceed building control ‘u’ value requirements. For superior efficiency, we can combine 36mm triple glazed units within our doors, lowering the ‘u’ value even further. In addition we offer self cleaning options as well as double glazed units complete integral venetian blinds for the ultimate privacy and light control.

Solar Control as Standard

We supply ‘Planitherm 4 seasons’ glass as standard into our bi-fold doors. This glass provides enhanced thermal insulation, reducing heat loss more effectively than traditional low-E products, combined with a solar control element that provides a comfortable year round environment no matter the weather.

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    Quality Bi-Fold Doors in Glasgow

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    At Glasgow Double Glazing, we have a fantastic team of skilled professionals who specialize in superior Bi-Fold doors installation, upvc doors, French doors, and double/triple glazing services. Our goal is to provide you with exceptional quality with various B-folding door styles to ensure customer satisfaction for every new door.

    Contact us today to schedule a consultation with our knowledgeable team. We will assess your requirements, offer expert advice, and guide you through the entire installation process. Trust Glasgow Double Glazing to enhance the value, energy efficiency, security, and aesthetics of your home with our premium Bi-Fold Door installation and double/triple glazing solutions.

    Office Location

    www.glasgowdoubleglazing.co.uk
    Office 1, Technology House,
    9 Newton Pl,
    Glasgow, G3 7PR,
    Scotland

     

    FAQs

    Do Bi-Fold Doors increase property value?

    Certain experts have estimated that bi-folding doors can add around 5-10% to the sale value of a house or property, making them a wise investment for your home and your future.

    What are the benefits of Bi-Fold Doors?

    • High-security hook bolt lock and one piece keep as standard
    • Anti-drill cylinders fitted as standard for additional security
    • Highly engineered and robust hinges
    • Specially designed stainless steel rollers which give smooth and easy operation
    • High-quality EPDM gaskets and weather brushes that provide superior weather proofing

    How long do Bi-Fold doors last?

    Bi-Fold doors can easily last around a whopping 45 years, being able to reach the higher end with proper usage and care. When you keep your Bi-Folding doors in good condition they will last you and your property a very long time.

    What are the benefits of double glazing?

    Double glazing offers a number of benefits, including improved insulation, reduced energy bills, increased security, and reduced noise pollution. Double glazing also helps to reduce condensation on windows, which can be a problem in colder climates.