Steel
sliding doors.
Top-hung, bottom-guided panels that slide away — two, three or four panels to a run. We choose sliding over bifold for reliability.
The shape,
settled first.
Sliding doors are how a steel wall opens: panels hung from the head, guided at the sill, moving past each other so the opening clears without a stack of folded leaves in the way.
The set runs two-, three- and four-panel designs. We steer briefs toward sliding rather than bifold as a matter of policy — fewer hinges, fewer rollers under load, and a door that still slides sweetly years in. Where a brief truly calls for bifold, we build that too, and say so plainly on its own page.
Sliding runs are built in the heavier suites — W40, thermally broken W50 TB, and FPS50 — because a moving panel of welded steel and glass rewards a deeper section. Hardware is concealed: flush pulls and hidden catches, so the panel face stays clean.
External sizes are governed by wind zone — we confirm limits for your site when you enquire. See how the range performs.
Pick a design.
Then make it yours.
Each design is a fixed layout — panes, lockbox, kick plate. Open one in the builder and it carries straight through: suite, colour, hardware and glass are yours to choose, and nothing you pick here is asked again.
Same design.
Different steel.
The suite is the profile system behind the design — it sets the sightline, the glazing and the warmth. Relative cost shows as a tier, one to seven; a number appears only in the builder, once your opening is fully specified.
FPS50
Uninsulated. Strongest. Security & fire.
Large, high-traffic & commercial openings; fire, smoke & anti-burglar options
Finished
by hand.
Every unit is grit-blasted, primed and top-coated in the colour you choose — our house palette or any RAL on request — with the full corrosion-protection process underneath.
This style usually carries concealed hardware — flush & edge pulls, hidden catches — in a choice of seven finishes. Glass runs from clear toughened to low-E insulated units, matched to the suite you choose.
Steel Bifold Doors
Panels that fold and stack to one side, opening a wall to the outdoors — with an honest word first about when sliding serves you better.
Steel Sliding Windows
Two panes on a horizontal track — one fixed, one sliding past it — for wide, low openings.
Steel Pivot Doors
Centrally pivoted on bearings — a statement entry that swings on its own axis, alone or framed by sidelights and a transom.
Build your opening — suite, colour, hardware, glass.
Don’t wait. Plan ahead.
Steel joinery is complicated to make — every joint welded, ground and finished by hand. Bring us in early with your architect and the timeline takes care of itself. Specify it at the start, not the end.