Aluminium bifold doors in Queen’s Park

Homes in Queen’s Park are mostly Victorian estate cottages, Edwardian terraces and converted flats. On Victorian side-return extensions, a three-panel bifold with a traffic door works well, giving everyday access without folding back the whole set.

Larger detached homes can use corner bifolds or several sets across a rear elevation, but supporting steelwork must be designed to limit deflection over wide spans. Bifolds suit ground-floor flats and maisonettes with gardens, but check the lease and get freeholder approval, as alterations to external walls are often restricted.

The Queen's Park conservation area in Brent sets rules on front windows and doors, so we check the details before quoting. The estate cottages on the Westminster side have their own rules. Parking near the park and Salusbury Road can be busy, so we agree loading times beforehand. Our factory is about 8.7 miles away.

Bifold doors are made of several panels that fold and stack neatly to one side, opening almost the full width of a wall to the garden. With slim aluminium frames, they suit kitchen extensions, garden rooms and homes where owners want a seamless link between indoor and outdoor living.

• Slim, strong aluminium frames
• Traffic door for everyday access
• Wide choice of powder-coated colours

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