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

The difference is the interlock, the vertical section where two panels meet. The standard version has a 79mm interlock, while the slimline version has an interlock of just 50mm, giving you even more glass.

Both versions use the same locking hardware, so the slimline door is also secure. It’s a popular choice when you want the view to take centre stage.

On an inline sliding door, the panels sit directly on rollers and glide open as soon as you push them. On a lift and slide door, turning the handle lifts the panel onto its rollers so it can slide, then lowers it back down to seal tightly when closed.

Lift and slide is ideal for very large panels, with the heavy duty version handling individual panes weighing up to 300kg.

These doors are very secure. FrameX sliding doors achieve PAS 24 specifications, the British standard for enhanced security doors, in slimline and standard versions.

Heritage aluminium doors use high security multipoint locks and three star anti bump cylinders. Combined with aluminium’s natural strength, that makes a robust and secure door.

Yes. Each frame has a thermal break, an insulated strip that stops heat escaping through the metal. It runs all the way round the door, helping to avoid cold spots.

You can choose double or triple glazing. With triple glazing, FrameX sliding doors reach U-values as low as 0.90 W/m²K, and the lower the number, the warmer your home.

Very big. A set of doors can fill an opening anywhere from 1.2m to 16m wide, and each panel can be up to 3m tall and 3m wide.

Want an even wider gap? Choose a triple track door, where all three panels slide, so you can open up two thirds of the space. It’s perfect for extensions and kitchen diners across Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England.

Aluminium gives you slimmer sightlines, larger panels and a sleek, contemporary finish, and it’s very strong and long lasting.

uPVC patio doors are usually more affordable and come in woodgrain finishes. Take a look at our uPVC patio doors and aluminium bifold doors to compare, and we’ll help you choose at your survey.

Aluminium doors can be powder coated in a wide range of colours, from anthracite grey and black to white, soft greys and bronze tones.

Heritage also offers a wide choice of hardware colours, so you can match handles to your frames, your windows or your interior.

Aluminium patio door prices depend on the size of your opening, the number of panels, whether you choose inline or lift and slide, and your glazing.

As every set is built to size, we’ll price yours after a survey. We’ll visit your home in Wrexham, North Wales, and the North West of England, measure up and give you a clear, honest quote, with no pressure to commit.

Your survey is where we measure the opening and decide how many panels you need and which ones slide. When your doors arrive, our team takes out the old ones, fits the new frame and track, and puts in a lintel if Building Regulations require it.

We’ll then set each panel so it glides properly and walk you through the locking system. You’ll be in safe hands: our fitters wear uniform, carry picture ID and are DBS checked, backed by JF Glazing’s 40 plus years of combined experience since starting out in Wrexham in 2003.