Structurally Reinforced uPVC Sliding Doors
Sliding doors are a timeless design, and our modern uPVC sliding doors provide easy motion in an incredibly durable and attractive finish. You might choose two panels with one fixed door, three panels that slide to one side of the door frame, or four panels that open from the middle. There’s the option of a double slider door, which allows both doors to be moved. With flexible design options and excellent fire and weather resistance, these uPVC glazed doors will suit all architectural spaces.
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Sliding Door Custom Configurations
uPVC Door Colour Options
When building or renovating, selecting the colour scheme for your home’s interior and exterior can be one of the most exciting decisions you make, it can also be one of the most stressful!
You naturally select the colours for your roof, walls, flooring, and more, but it is very important to consider your window and door colours as these are a long term investment that can blend with your home or become a feature in the design.
Our premium uPVC doors are available in nine on trend frame colours. Apart from frame colours you may be surprised to learn that you can also choose different glass options and handles.
Dual Colour Options
Dual colour windows have different colours combinations for the internal and external parts of the frame. Many homeowners prefer them because they offer additional customisation by allowing them to create a different look for the inside and outside of their home.
Colour Outside: Anthracite Grey
Colour Outside: Nut Tree
Colour Outside: Golden Oak
Colour Outside: Premium White
Colour Outside: Aluminum Grey
Colour Outside: Ash Black
Colour Outside: White
Colour Outside: White
Colour Outside: White
Colour Outside: White
Colour Outside: White
Colour Outside: White
uPVC Door Glass Options
Available in 4 Window Glass Options
Clear
Clear is the basic glass most commonly used in windows and doors. It provides high transmission of light.
Frosted & Black Privacy
Ensures privacy by making it harder to see through the glass. This type of glass is commonly used for bathroom windows.
Low-E
Low-E, or low-emissivity, is designed to minimize the amount of infrared and ultraviolet light that comes through your glass, increasing the thermal efficiency providing a more consistent interior home environment.
