Choosing your Internal Bi-fold Doors

When it comes to purchasing internal bi-fold doors, you may find you are searching for different features to external bi-fold doors. Ultimately, you’ll be looking less for weatherproofing details and more at style and quality.
So what should you ask yourself before purchasing your internal bi-fold doors?

The Style of Your Internal Bi-fold Doors

At Bifold Doors UK, we have a range of internal bi-fold doors that feature lots of eye catching styles and designs. We aim to add a touch of class to your home with our internal bi-fold doors. Our doors are manufactured using high-quality hardwoods and softwoods.

The Material of Your Internal Bi-fold Doors

At Bifold Doors UK, we offer hardwood, softwood and aluminium bi-fold doors. You may have more to consider over the aesthetics of your internal bi-fold doors in comparison to external doors. As a general idea, we find that hardwood bi-fold doors, like oak, offer a traditional appearance for period properties and historical buildings, while aluminium bi-fold doors offer the ultimate in modern living, particularly when installed in a modern lean-to conservatory.

You can read more about choosing the material for your bi-fold door frame here.

How Much Space You Are Looking to Save

With our internal bi-fold doors, you can save space when the doors are opened. In fact, internal bi-fold doors can save in excess of 85% of the space that would be traditionally would be used by conventional internal doors.

Ironmongery

The internal bi-fold doors from Bifold Doors UK are manufactured using high-quality hardwoods and softwoods that are finished off with a range of beautiful ironmongery to complement the style.

The ironmongery details on the door will match one another for in-keeping style and a classic aesthetic. You may wish to think about the type of door handle you are looking for, as well as other ironmongery, that features throughout your home.

For more information on choosing your internal bi-fold doors, contact Bifold Doors UK on 0843 886 8378.

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10 Reasons to Install Bi-fold Doors in Your Home

Looking to install new doors in your home?

Here are 10 reasons why bi-fold doors are a great addition to your home:

1. Bi-fold Doors take up much less space than traditional French doors or patio doors. In fact, up to 50% of the space surrounding traditional style doors can be wasted, bi-fold doors, however, take up around 10% of this space.

2. Bi-fold doors have a contemporary aesthetic.

3. Our bi-fold doors have energy saving benefits and high levels of security.

4. Bi-fold doors can be manufactured in a wide range of materials. At Bifold Doors UK, our bi-fold doors are made from aluminium, hardwood or high-quality timber.

5. Bi-fold doors can be customized. They usually come in pairs with 2 doors folding each side, or with 4 doors splitting in the middle, opening in separate ways.

6. Bi-fold doors allow a large amount of natural light into your property.

7. The external bi-fold doors from Bifold Doors UK are weatherproof, durable and long-lasting.

8. Internal bi-fold doors have a wide range of uses, from kitchen bi-fold doors to shower bi-fold doors!

9. Bi-fold doors make a particularly modern addition to a lean-to conservatory or contemporary orangery structure.

10. The bi-fold doors from Bifold Doors UK are constructed with minimal moving parts to reduce wear and tear, and ensure the product is long-lasting.

For more information on installing bi-fold doors in your home, contact Bifold Doors UK on 0843 886 8378.

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The Colour of Your Bi-Fold Doors from Bi-Fold Doors UK

When looking at the technical specifications page of the Bi-Fold Doors UK website, you’ll probably have noticed that you can choose the colour, or wood stain, for your bi-fold doors. The colours available are based on the
RAL and BS standards.
Ultimately, you are going to choose a colour, or wood stain, that is in-keeping with the style of your home, but what exactly are the RAL and BS colour standards? Would it help if you had a bit more information about them before you make your choice of colour?
Here is a bit more information about the colours available from Bi-Fold Doors UK:

RAL Colours
The classic RAL system defines standard colours for paints and colours, and is the most popular European colour standard used today. It is, ultimately, a colour matching system often used for powder-coating. The colours are used in architecture, construction and road safety. Since 2013, RAL have used a hologram to help classify true RAL standard colours.
You can take a look at the colour chart on the RAL colour website. Please note though that any colour system you take a look at on your computer may be altered by your monitor, screen brightness and computer settings.

BS Colours
The BS colour standard is a British standard colour matching system. The BS 4800: 2011 colour chart supersedes the BS 4800:1989 which was used up until May 2012.
You can take a look at the BS colour standard online. Again, the colours may be affected by your monitor or printer. For a more accurate representation of colours, you can purchase a BS colour chart.
In addition, the names of the paints vary from company to company. Although the names used in the colour chart are commonly used, the colour may sometimes be referred under a different name.
Bi-Fold Doors UK aim to offer you range of high-quality colours for your bi-fold doors that match RAL or BS colours, depending on your individual requirements.
This means that you don’t need to worry about choosing the colour of your new bi-fold doors, as the colour will match the standard!
For more information on the colour of the bi-fold doors from Bi-Fold Doors UK, call us on 0843 886 8378.

Why not treat yourselves to some oak bi-fold doors this spring?

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At Bifold Doors UK, we manufacture and design luxury and bespoke oak bi-fold doors that look fabulous in any home.

Have you been looking to save space in your home this past year? Perhaps you have decided you would like to make the décor more modern, or simply have a change from regular patio doors? Then oak bi-fold doors might just be the perfect solution for you.

And what better time to update your property, and family home, than springtime? Particularly if you have been thinking about some new décor for some time now.

Springtime generally brings with it more sunshine and bi-fold doors tend to be the perfect option of door to bring more natural light into the home, particularly where you opt for larger glass panels.

What’s more, an oak frame tends to add a prestigious feel to the doors, and will undoubtedly impress any guests who are visiting your property this spring or summer.

Why choose the oak bi-fold doors from Bifold Doors UK?

Our oak bi-fold doors really do offer the ultimate in luxury décor for your home. Not only are they made from top-class, high-quality wood that is sustainable, durable and long-lasting, they are aesthetically-pleasing and can be manufactured to any bespoke sizing and specifications.

Our joiners work meticulously to ensure our oak bi-fold doors are produced to the highest of standards, so that you are investing in the best quality product possible for your home.

So, forget gardening this springtime, there is nothing more exciting than investing in the interior of your home! Particularly when it comes to a new set of doors!

Of course, oak bi-fold doors are not just limited to family properties and homes. If you live in a small apartment or flat that is limited on space, bi-fold doors can save a huge amount of space and open up the interior of your home.

Choosing your oak bi-fold doors

Whether you are looking for a set of bi-fold doors for your orangery or conservatory, your kitchen, lounge, dining room, bedrooms etc. we can help you here at Bifold Doors UK.

We can provide high-quality bi-fold doors for all types of properties, whatever your requirements may be. Our different sizing and bespoke options mean that you can have the perfect bi-fold doors to suit your home.

We also have a range of ironmongery options as well as a choice of door and glass panel configurations.

In short, you can choose every aspect of your new oak bi-fold doors (of course, we can help advise you along the way!).

For more information on our oak bi-fold doors take a look here.

Should you opt for Internal Bi-fold Doors or Internal French Doors?

“Stuck between choosing bifold doors vs french doors?”

AFrench doors undoubtedly offer a grand opening, especially into a large kitchen, conservatory, orangery or dining room, and have long been a popular choice for contemporary and traditional properties.

Bi fold internal doors, however, are making a comeback and are gaining in popularity. Particularly in properties where the owner is looking to save space.

The Benefits of Internal Bi-fold Doors

The main advantage of internal bi-fold doors are the fact that they save on space and because the doors do not open outwards into the room, as a result, they make the room appear much bigger. They also prevent problems associated with doors slamming in your house. Internal bi-fold doors can, ultimately, save in excess of 85% of the space that would be traditionally used up by conventional doors.
What’s more, because internal bi-fold doors can, if you want, primarily be designed to feature a glass pane, you can maximise the amount of natural light that is reflected around your property.

Bi-fold doors can add a unique touch to your home and when open, encourage a better air flow.
Would you like to discuss the benefits of internal bi-fold doors? Contact Bifold Doors UK on 0843 886 8378.

Internal French Doors

Like internal bi-fold doors, internal French doors also allow for a large amount of light to enter a room by offering various glass configurations.

Internal French doors are a fantastic, luxurious feature for any home. French Doors can be used to separate a number of rooms in the home. At Windows Doors UK, we think French doors look great when separating orangeries and conservatories from the main house.

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