Safe and secure folding doors designed to compliment your home.

Bi-fold doors are typically a set of 2 or more standard size glass doors that open in a concertina style and neatly fold flat when open. Unlike a sliding patio door, that remains only half open, Bi-fold doors fully open to seamlessly connect your living space with your terrace, patio or garden.

The stainless steel wheels and tracks ensure a smooth opening to the outside, with a roller mechanism for a safer sliding operation. A child safety system with a continuous hinge to prevent trapping fingers is also fitted as standard. Our sleek framed Bi-fold doors can be two to seven leafs, opening left or right, and in or out and are available in five contemporary colours, designed to complement your home.

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Customisation

Size Options

Choose dimensions and number of door leafs.

Colours

Beautiful colour range, including dual colours with white inside and a different colour on the exterior.

Furniture

A choice of furniture and colours are available to match the style of your home, all offering flawless operation and outstanding quality.

DOOR LEAFS : 2 to 7

WIDTH : 1.8m to 6.42m

WHITE

GREY

CHARCOAL

BLACK

Handle Styles

Bi-Fold Door Handle

Modern Handle

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What is the maximum number of bi-fold sections?

We can fit bi fold doors into any entrance up to 6.4metres wide. This will be done with up to a maximum of 7 separate door sections.
Do Bi-fold doors open in or out?

Bi-fold doors are designed to open both in and out, depending on the needs of your property. Most homeowners choose to have doors engineered to open outwards as it provides more space in the room for furniture. But we can work with the home owner to define which doors open and the direction of sliding.
Do I need planning permission for bi-fold doors?

Bi-fold doors are covered under permitted development rights. That said, in some areas planning permission may be required (for example, conservation areas), so it is always advise to check with your local authority which Everest can help advise on. As a rule, if you are altering a door opening or installing bi-fold doors, you will need to ensure the existing opening is capable of withstanding the extra weight and may require a building notice.
How secure are bi-fold doors?

The majority of bi-fold doors are designed with a key locking multi-point locking system as well as a hidden inline tracking system. This makes it almost impossible for a burglar to lift the bi-fold doors out of their mechanism.