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Range

Folding doors and partitions for every kind of opening

These families cover almost every job we see. If your opening does not fit one of them, describe it and we will tell you which system suits, or that none do.

A white accordion door drawn closed across a meeting room, hanging from a single top track with no floor channel

Commercial & residential

Accordion & Folding Doors

Top-hung folding doors that divide a room in seconds and stack back against the jamb when you want the space open again.

  • Top-hung, so no floor track
  • Stacks tight against the jamb
  • Openings from a doorway to a full wall
Glazed folding doors stacked back against the jamb, opening a living room onto a timber deck

Commercial & residential

Outdoor & Patio Folding Doors

Weather-rated folding doors for alfresco areas, courtyards and outdoor dining. Open the whole wall, or leave one leaf as a day door.

  • Weather-sealed for external openings
  • Bottom-rolling or top-hung configurations
  • Single leaf works as an everyday door
An operable wall part way across a room, panels angled open and one being walked across by hand

Commercial

Operable Walls

Movable wall systems that divide a large space into smaller ones, top-hung on a track and stacked away when the room is wanted whole.

  • Spans that an accordion door will not reach
  • Panels stack into a pocket or against a return
  • Glazed, solid or a mix across the same run

Sectors

Where these end up

Most of our work is commercial, in rooms where a wall gets moved several times a week and has to keep doing it for years.

Function centres

One hall booked as two or three rooms, with the partition doing the work between a wedding and a conference.

Offices

Boardrooms and training rooms that open into a single all-hands space, then close back down on Monday.

Hospitality

Folding frontages onto courtyards and terraces, plus private dining rooms that appear when a booking needs one.

Education

Classrooms, halls and multi-purpose rooms where the wall gets moved daily and knocked into weekly.

Community

Halls, clubs and places of worship running several groups at once out of one room.

Residential

Alfresco openings, rumpus rooms and studies where a door needs to disappear rather than swing.

Tell us about the opening

Send through the size, the room and what it has to do. You get a written quote back, and we do not need a site visit to start the conversation.