Sliding Patio Doors in Ashford
Aluminium and UPVC sliding patio doors, uninterrupted views and easy garden access without doors folding into the room.
Why choose sliding patio doors? in Ashford
Sliding patio doors run along a track instead of swinging or folding into the room, so they need no floor space to open into, useful where furniture sits close to the opening.
Large, uninterrupted panes give clear views of the garden even when closed, and only one panel needs to move to open the doors. A natural fit alongside a conservatory or modular extension.
Configured for your opening
Sliding doors can be configured across two, three or more tracks, in aluminium or UPVC, depending on the opening and how much of it you want to open at once.
Two, three or triple track systems
Choosing a configuration
The right configuration depends on the width of the opening and how much of it you want to be able to open at once, which we talk through during the survey.
Everything included as standard
Every set is levelled and adjusted so the doors glide smoothly from day one.
From survey to fitted sliding doors
A clear, straightforward process, with the doors levelled and adjusted to glide smoothly before handover.
Free survey
We measure the opening and discuss frame material, track configuration and colours.
Design & fixed quote
You receive a specification and a clear, itemised quote.
Manufacture
Your doors are built to your exact requirements.
Installation
Our own experienced team fits the doors and checks smooth operation before handover.
Sign off & guarantee
Signed off and backed by our product and installation guarantees.
01Free survey
We measure the opening and discuss frame material, track configuration and colours.
02Design & fixed quote
You receive a specification and a clear, itemised quote.
03Manufacture
Your doors are built to your exact requirements.
04Installation
Our own experienced team fits the doors and checks smooth operation before handover.
05Sign off & guarantee
Signed off and backed by our product and installation guarantees.
Sliding or bifold doors?
If maximising an unobstructed view matters more than opening the space completely, sliding doors are usually the better fit. If you want the whole opening to disappear when entertaining, bifold doors are worth considering alongside them.
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Sliding doors vs bifold doors
Both open a room to the garden. The right choice depends on the opening and how the room is used.
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Sliding patio door FAQs in Ashford
Should I choose sliding or bifold doors?
Sliding doors keep a slimmer profile and need less floor space, suiting narrower openings and clear views. Bifold doors open the full width, ideal for completely connecting a room to the garden.
Aluminium or UPVC?
Aluminium allows slimmer frames and larger panes. UPVC is a cost-effective option on smaller openings. Both are made to the same exacting standard, so it comes down to appearance and opening size.
How many tracks can I have?
Sliding doors can run across two, three or more tracks. Triple track systems allow larger openings to slide fully open on one side.
Are sliding doors easy to operate?
Yes. Only one panel needs to move, so they are often easier to operate one-handed, and we level and adjust every set so they glide smoothly from day one.
What guarantees come with the doors?
Every set carries a 10-year product warranty and a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee, with a 5-year warranty on glass, plus FENSA-certified installation.
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