Aluminium sliding doors in Queen’s Park

The housing in Queen’s Park is largely Victorian estate cottages, Edwardian terraces and converted flats. In Victorian side-return extensions, a two or three-panel sliding door gives wide views while staying practical in narrow gardens where swinging doors would get in the way.

Larger detached homes can use multi-panel sliding doors across wide rear openings, but structural steelwork and drainage need careful planning before installation. Sliding doors suit flats opening onto balconies or terraces because they do not swing, but check freeholder consent and drainage at the threshold first.

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.

Sliding patio doors use large glass panels that glide along a track, opening up a rear wall without taking any space inside or out. Made with slim aluminium frames, they suit kitchen extensions, living rooms and modern homes where owners want maximum glass, views and daylight.

• Large panes with slim aluminium frames
• Slides open without swinging into rooms
• Low threshold options for easier access

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