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EBFD Bifoldingdoors Brochure.Pdf BI-FOLDS BI-FOLDS | SLIDING DOORS | WINDOWS | GLASS ROOFS | BESPOKE PROJECTS Transform your home into a grand design with the highest quality aluminium bi-folding doors from the experts. Turn your once LET ordinary room into a modern, light, inviting space. Blur the lines between the inside and out, creating a seamless link between your home and garden – then open it all up in seconds to create an impressive space for THERE entertaining or relaxing with the whole family. All our bi-folding doors are bespoke, making them the ideal product for transforming any room into a space with real wow factor. Our three types of bi-folding doors each offer their own features and benefits such as flush thresholds, everyday traffic door options, integral blinds and Secured B E by Design accreditation. And our doors are available in over 200 colours and finishes so you can find your perfect match. As well as bi-folds, we offer windows, sliding doors, front doors and glass roofs to help you complete the look. And everything we do is backed by our unbeatable LIGHT comprehensive 10-year guarantee. EXPRESSBIFOLDS.CO.UK | 0800 121 4809 CREATE A SPACE FOR HAPPIER LIVING 3 EXPRESS BY NAME SUPPLY ONLY – ONLINE ORDERING AVAILABLE We pride ourselves on our bespoke offering and turn-key service but we do offer a small selection of our industry leading products in set sizes available to purchase online We are a family-owned business, and with a team of three In addition, everything comes with a reassuring through our sister Company Express people we began manufacturing and installing aluminium 10-year guarantee and all the correct building regulation Bi-folds Direct. bi-folding doors in 2007. Today we employ over 280 compliance documentation. By coming directly to us, members of staff nationwide, and boast a 200,000 the manufacturer, you’ll also get the best possible price Express Bi-folds Direct allows the opportunity square foot manufacturing facility, the best machinery and advice. to purchase some of the best bi-folding, and most skilled workforce in the industry. We are now We specialise in home renovation projects, whether sliding doors and rooflights available in the firmly established as the largest specialist manufacturer of UK online at your convenience. bespoke aluminium folding and sliding doors, aluminium it’s a single product or a large, bespoke Grand Designs window and roofing products in the UK. style new build. We can also supply products on a supply-only basis, as well as offering a dedicated Transform your home with stunning doors From the moment you make your first enquiry, to the trade and commercial service. and roofing systems expertly manufactured initial on-site visit and survey, right through to design, by Express Bi-folding Doors and delivered manufacture and installation, we work with minimal directly to you. disruption to you. Plus, because we design, manufacture and install everything ourselves, you can be sure of the expressbifoldsdirect.co.uk highest level of craftsmanship in all our products. As well as providing bi-folding doors, we manufacture sliding doors, roofs, windows and front doors. Separate brochures for all of these products are available on request, and can be viewed at expressbifolds.co.uk Offering an end-to-end service like this means we take complete responsibility for all aspects of our work. We have the quality products, the expertise, infrastructure and the resource to offer unrivalled service and aftercare. 4 BI-FOLDS EXPRESSBIFOLDS.CO.UK | 0800 121 4809 CREATE A SPACE FOR HAPPIER LIVING 5 INTRODUCING BI-FOLDING DOORS ANYTHING We offer three bi-folding systems that are all completely bespoke, the XP View and XP10, and our latest system the XP Vision. Each system has its own features and benefits, but the main difference is that the engineering behind the IS POSSIBLE XP View means it can be manufactured with large folding XP View panels. Years of research, development and modification has allowed us to perfect the system and then take the technology even further with the XP Vision. Both bifold door Tell us exactly what you want and we’ll find a systems boast four large stainless-steel runners and way to make it happen. We’ll start with your heavy-duty guidance runners in the head for unrivalled stability. The manufacturing process includes injecting specification – style, colour, glazing and fittings, the panels with a liquid component, which sets rock-hard, XP10 then our experienced design team will work with making each panel light but as solid as concrete. Both doors you to create the perfect solution – offering are the perfect choice if you’re looking for a great looking expert advice and insight along the way. premium product that is secure and reliable, with the XP Vision offering slimmer sightlines, better thermal All homes are different, so we’ll never claim one type of efficiency, and larger folding panels than theXP View. product is the best solution. Instead we will help you to explore Both are world class products that can transform any home. our entire product range so you can discover which option XP Vision is the best for you. The XP10 offers a more cost-effective alternative to the XP View and XP Vision. The system is still expertly We’re really proud of the diverse and flexible range of solutions engineered and proves to be one of our most popular we offer, and will talk to you about the finer details such products. The XP10 is perfect for residential homes and We offer a range of options, and they all have Threshold options include a rebated threshold, as glazing options, integral blinds and bespoke, insulated applications when smaller folding door panels are required. one thing in common. Our bi-folding doors which we always recommended because of its Express doors fold to give a large opening aperture. Choose to fold Express doors internally aluminium pressings bear no weight loading on the support above. excellent weather performance, and the flush or externally from the opening aperture. All our bi-folding doors are manufactured in-house and All our folding doors run on stainless-steel threshold with its continuous floor level for the come with the same comprehensive guarantee, our sales wheels with high precision bearings, which give ultimate in aesthetic appeal. Although the flush team will be happy to talk through the features and benefits an effortless gliding operation and extreme threshold option provides the perfect solution for Outside Outside ExternExternaal l wwalalll of these industry leading products to find which is best durability. As there is no weight at the head of wheelchair access, we do always recommend the InInsidside e suited for your requirements. the door, the bifold will not cause your RSJ to rebated threshold, and our surveying expertise OuOtustidside e ExternExternaal l wwaalll bow or deflect. So, its weight doesn’t need to be will ensure that either option, results in a InInsidside e considered when calculating steel requirements. continuous floor level with a minimal upstand. 6 BI-FOLDS EXPRESSBIFOLDS.CO.UK | 0800 121 4809 CREATE A SPACE FOR HAPPIER LIVING 7 FIND YOUR COLOUR With hundreds of colours to choose from, you can match your aluminium doors and windows to your worktops, furniture or anything you like. Pick from over 200 RAL colours, or a vast array of finishes including our unique elite and essence colours and finishes. And because they’re powder-coated, durability is never an issue. The colour is baked-on, providing a lasting finish that won’t peel off or lose its colour – and is guaranteed for 10 years. For more details on our colour options, please contact our sales team or visit our website to find your perfect choice. STANDARD ESSENCE ELITE STANDARD ESSENCERANGE ELITERANGE RANGE Want a fast turnaround Need extra durability and mark resistance? This stunning range of 14 metallic colours Looking for something extra luxurious and special? RANGE RANGEand a premium look? RANGE Developed by our window design experts, this unique range of nine metallic Want a fast turnaround Need extra durability and mark resistance? WThise keepstunning la rrangege stoof 14c ksmetallic of our colou rs Looking for something extra luxurious and special? colours is so exclusive that it’s not even available within the RAL range. and a premium look? four most popular colours. Developed by our• wind Premiumow design textu experedrts ,fi this nish unique • Enhanced range of nine sc rmetallicatch and fi ngerprint resistance We keep large stocks of our colours is so exclusive that it’s not even available within the RAL range. four most popular colours. • Premium textured fi nish • Enhanced scratch and fi ngerprint resistance • 9 stylish metallic colours • 4 on-trend colours • 9 stylish metallic colours • Create your own unique look • 4 on-trend colours • Create your own unique look • Competitively priced • Exclusive to Express • Competitively priced • Exclusive to Express • Available from stock • Available from stock Agate Green Emerald Green Stone Grey Agate Green Emerald Green Stone Grey OVER Thunder Grey Magma Grey Trojan Bronze Noir Jade Granite 200 RAL COLOURS OVER Thunder Grey Magma Grey Trojan Bronze Noir Jade Granite 9005 Jet Black Stove Black Space Grey Smoke Grey Mocha Starlight Galaxy Black We can supply our products 200 RAL in any colour from the RAL colour spectrum. So let your imagination run free. How about a contrasting COLOURS colour on the inside to match 9005 Jet Black Stove Black Space Grey Smoke Grey Mocha Starlight Galaxy Black your décor? 9007 Silver Grey Ivory Cream Umber Brown Pearl White Mist Storm Tempest We can supply our products • Wide variety of choice in any colour from the RAL colour • Dual colour options spectrum.
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