“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.