Door Installation
Composite Doors
Such as wood and fibreglass or even aluminium. This means that a composite door is much sturdier and will last much longer than a single material door. These types of doors are much more resistant to warping, cracking, and fading.
French Doors
French doors are often taller and wider than standard doors, so they let in a lot more natural light. And they give your space a spacious feel. Plus, they’re especially nice when you have a large area to cover. This can be a big advantage if you have a big yard or patio.
Patio Doors
Patio Doors can be installed anywhere in the house, and they don't take up much room compared to a regular door. This means that you can fit more people into your home without sacrificing any space. Patio Doors also help to keep your house cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
Bifold Doors
Our BSF70 Bifold Doors are more energy efficient than conventional doors. They reduce air leakage, which means they can save up to 10% in heating costs. They also make it easier to heat and cool your home, so you don’t have to rely on AC as much as you would with a regular door.
Aluminium Doors
Aluminium doors are one of the most popular materials for exterior doors. They are durable, lightweight, and affordable. They can be painted in any colour or finish to match the look of your home. Aluminium doors are also resistant to weather damage.