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White remains popular for most residential and social housing applications, but contemporary colours including Anthracite Grey, Black, and Green suit modern developments and urban apartment buildings. Woodgrain finishes can be added, and two-tone options allow external colours and internal colours to match different colour schemes.
Find Out MorePatio doors can be configured with two, three, or four panels depending on opening width and operational requirements. Our team will walk you through the options available and will give you all the information you need to make an informed decision.
Find Out MoreModern patio doors typically feature clean, uninterrupted glass maximising light and views. However, glazing bars can be incorporated where architectural requirements demand traditional appearance, developments requiring visual consistency with surrounding properties, or heritage-inspired modern developments. Applied glazing bars are available in various configurations.
Find Out MorePatio door hardware emphasises smooth operation and security. Handles are available in finishes including white, silver, chrome, black, and brushed options to suit different architectural styles. Multi-point locking systems engage at multiple points along the frame for robust security and anti-lift devices prevent forced panel removal – essential for ground-floor installations and commercial applications.
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Patio doors solve practical challenges that hinged doors cannot address; particularly in properties where space constraints, ease of operation for vulnerable users, or large glass areas for maximum light are priorities.
Patio doors slide horizontally along a track, saving space as they don’t require clearance to swing open. French doors are hinged and open outwards or inwards, creating a wider unobstructed opening but requiring swing clearance. Patio doors suit space-constrained locations; French doors provide traditional aesthetics and full-width access.
Yes, patio doors are ideal for apartment balconies because they don’t swing outward into balcony space or inward into living areas. This makes them the practical choice for apartments, particularly where balcony space is limited or building regulations prevent outward-opening doors.
Yes, when correctly specified. Modern patio doors incorporate multi-point locking systems, anti-lift devices preventing forced panel removal, and robust tracks. Toughened or laminated glazing options provide additional security. We specify appropriate security features for ground-floor installations, social housing, and commercial applications.
Yes, patio doors can be specified with low or level thresholds meeting accessibility requirements. Combined with smooth sliding operation, this makes them excellent for care homes, sheltered housing, hotels, and properties requiring wheelchair access or accommodating elderly or disabled occupants.
Patio doors are more cost-effective and have simpler mechanisms with fewer moving parts, making them reliable for high-use applications. Bi-fold doors fold away completely, creating wider unobstructed openings and a more contemporary aesthetic, but cost significantly more. For most applications, patio doors provide excellent value; for premium developments or where maximum opening width matters, bi-folds may be more appropriate.
Since 1983, we’ve been serving Lincolnshire and the surrounding counties with honest, reliable glazing services. Our longevity speaks to our commitment to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.
With over 2,000 happy clients across the region, we’re proud to be Lincolnshire’s first choice for windows, doors, and conservatories.