Aluminium Bifold Doors in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England

Each panel is hinged to the next and runs along a track at the top and bottom of the frame. As you open the doors, the panels fold in pairs and slide to the side, stacking neatly out of the way.

You can fold them all back on a warm day or open just one panel for everyday access. We’ll help you decide which way the doors fold and where they stack at your survey.

A traffic door is a single panel that opens on its own, just like a normal back door. It means you can pop into the garden without folding back the whole set.

Most bifold layouts include a traffic door, and it’s especially handy in winter, when you want easy access without letting all the warm air out.

These doors are very secure. Heritage aluminium doors are made with high security multipoint locks and three star anti bump cylinders, which are designed to resist lock bumping, a common method of forced entry.

Combined with aluminium’s natural and durable strength, that adds up to an incredibly robust door, giving you peace of mind whether the doors are open or closed.

Yes. Our slimline bifold doors deliver strong thermal performance, with an insulating thermal break in the frame that stops heat escaping through the aluminium.

Paired with modern double glazing and pre fitted gaskets, the doors keep your room comfortable all year round. We’ll confirm the energy performance of your chosen configuration with your quote.

That depends on the width of your opening. Smaller openings might suit a two or three panel door, while wider openings in kitchen extensions or garden rooms can take more panels.

Heritage offers a wide choice of configurations, and we’ll recommend the best layout for your space when we measure up.

Bifold doors open almost the entire width of the opening, making them perfect when you want to bring the garden right into the room.

Sliding doors have fewer, larger panels, so you get more glass and slimmer frames when they’re closed. Take a look at our aluminium patio doors and French doors to compare, and we’ll help you choose at your survey.

Heritage offers a wide range of frame and hardware colours, so you can personalise your doors to suit your home. Anthracite grey and black are popular for modern homes, while white and cream suit more traditional properties.

You can match your bifold doors to your aluminium windows for a consistent look across the back of your home.

Bifold door prices depend on how wide your opening is, how many panels you need, the colour you choose and your glazing.

The best way to find out is a survey. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, or the North West of England, measure the opening, suggest the best panel layout and give you a clear quote, with no pressure to commit.