uPVC Bi-Fold Doors

Versatile design

Maximise light and space with UPVC bi-fold doors

Our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors offer excellent aesthetics, creating a heightened sense of light and space. The Aspect system features attractive ultra-slim frames to deliver uninterrupted sightlines and maximise natural light intake, transforming a property and creating a visual centrepiece for any installation. Additionally, our Aspect uPVC bifold doors require no dummy mullion, which is a patented feature, ensuring that there is a sleek door finish with equal sight lines to rival any bi-fold door on the market.

At Warwick North West, our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors create a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces with their premium functionality and innovative design. Our uPVC bifold doors feature a concertina-style folding and sliding design, accompanied by a bi-directional stainless steel roller track and wheels which provides a smooth opening and superior glide action.

Superior performance

Why choose aspect?

Our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors have a range of features and benefits including:

• Weatherproof and wind-tight designs: Our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors feature double-glazed panels, square-edged profiles and an angled threshold drip trim which is contoured to expel water and maintain exceptional weather tightness, offering a first-class, highly insulative performance.
• Exceptional functionality: Our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors feature a unique roller assembly, enabling your customers to choose their own door configurations from 17 different options. Additionally, built-in rollers ensure a minimised threshold height, magnetic door stops keep the bi-folds folded neatly back and steel-reinforced sashes provide rigidity and strength.
• Intelligent hardware: Our Aspect uPVC bi-fold doors offer contemporary, stylish aesthetics with streamlined design features and intelligent hardware. Specifically engineered Finger operated D handles engage with top and bottom shoot bolts and minimise potential damage to the shoot bolts, which is a primary cause of rectification for bifold doors.