We have a factory unit on Callywhite Lane, Dronfield and have been in business for over 25 years. The bifold doors which we supply to our customers in Sheffield are made in Dronfield. Many of our customers recommend us to their neighbours – this has happened in both the Whirlowdale and Holmesfield areas recently. We have fitted bifold doors in properties in Dore, Totley, Whirlowdale, Eckington and Dronfield to name a few.

Install Bifold doors in Sheffield and you will bring your South Yorkshire garden into your house. Opening up the back of your home will bring the light into your house. Insufficient light has been linked to depression, whilst light open spaces are shown to improve a persons mood and energy level. There is much ongoing research into light therapy and it’s treatment on many diseases and disorders, so fitting a bifold door to your property may well bring about an uplift to your spirits! Installing a bifold door on the back of your property will give a modern feel to your property. You can find out more about our bifold doors and as the security of your house is bound to be a major concern, you can find out more about the locking and hardware too.

We have many years of working with local planning officers and local builders to ensure that planning regulations are adhered to. There is a wide range of aluminium RAL colours including a number that have previously been approved on buildings in the Peak District – more than you would first imagine. Give us a call for a no obligation chat regarding your project and we will be happy to share our experience. You can also visit our unit on Callywhite Lane if you would like to see where the bi-folding doors are manufactured. (Please give us a call first if you wish to visit – we are a small team and want to be able to dedicated time to assist you)

Considerations when deciding on BIFOLD DOORS in Sheffield

Bifold doors are available manufactured from different materials. They are sometimes referred to as concertina doors. Glass in the doors is extremely heavy and UPVC does expand in the heat of a sunny day. This makes them difficult to open and close, whilst wood will require maintenance on a regular basis. Aluminium bifold doors have a thinner profile and are strong. They are available in all colours – over 200 different RAL colours. You can choose to have a different colour inside to outside.

If you live in a conservation area such as the Peak District, we have a range of heritage colours available. We are familiar with the constraints of working in national park areas. If you looking to conform to building regulations you’ve come to the right place. We can co-ordinate our installations with the local building inspectors to ensure you get your doors signed off at the end of the project. We often find that building control has specified a low U Value – we can work with you to ensure you achieve this U Value. U Value is the measurement that is used to determine the heat being lost from a window or door.

There are lots of factors which affect the U Value of BiFold doors;

the type of glass, the thickness of the glass;

the space between the double glazing; triple glazing; and

the gas between the double glazing panels (Argon is normally used).

Combining these factors we can work with you or your architect to ensure that we have a cost effective outcome to the meeting with these U Values.