Connecting you with Your Garden

Our Timber Bi-Fold and Timber French Doors can be made to replicate any existing design. As an alternative, we can work with you to create a unique design. Whether period or contemporary, we can help you achieve whatever you have in mind.

We do not have a standard size door; instead, we make each item to order to fit your home, paying close attention to detail to maximise light and warmth. This guarantees a superior finished product.

Wooden French Doors

Every door is made of cutting-edge, twist- and warp-resistant timber to ensure effortless opening and closing all year long.

We have incorporated advanced hidden hinge technologies into our timber french doors, which allows the hinge to be fully concealed both internally and externally. Since these hinges are adjustable, you won’t have to rehang the doors if you need to alter them in the future; all it takes is a simple twist of an Allen key.

We can also supply the doors on traditional parliament hinges which are also adjustable, in a range of finishes.

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Benefits of installing Timber Bi-Fold and External French Doors

Wooden patio doors offer a number of benefits, as detailed below.

• Wooden external doors exude a timeless feel, offering a great sense of style to any home. Regardless of whether your home is a new build or a period property, a set of timber patio doors can completely transform the look and feel of your home
• Wooden doors come with a great amount of thermal insulation. Timber is naturally insulating, so there is no need to worry about your heating bills increasing if you install wooden external doors
• These doors offer high security, with hidden hinge technology alongside other standard security features you can rest easy
• With wooden doors, you have full control over how it looks once constructed. The frame can be painted to whatever colour you desire, ensuring your doors always match your home’s aesthetic
• These doors provide you with the maximum amount of natural light, making your home feel more open and allowing you to make the most of the sunshine, even when it’s not warm