Bifold doors
suzieclare123
8 years ago
I am in desperate need of help and inspiration!! We have just extended our house including a rear sunroom which has bifolds on the back and side, it's not a huge room so I don't want to put anything too bulky against the doors but feel it needs something, any ideas would be hugely appreciated, I have included a photo at the bottom which hopefully helps with my dilemma
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Comments (2)You need to consider the space into which your doors open to. Ideally opening out of the new extension. If its not too spacious, or might cause things to be crammed, only then can you go for bifold. Bifold will really only come in handy if you have a problem with space. Do you have pictures or a plan you can share?...See MoreIs fitting bifold doors between the lounge and conservatory a good ide
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Comments (13)We have gone back to the supplier who sent the video to their tech team - and they came back after two weeks to say it was a fitting problem, which was pretty predictable. However there is an expansion gap that ought to be adequate. It could be that there is a kitchen island on top of the floor that prevents the boards expanding - we are going to try and cut holes around the feet - but deliberately didn't fix the island as we wanted to allow the option to remove it. We bought the floor from our kitchen supplier, who we thought were a well established brand name :( https://www.howdens.com/joinery/floors/flooring/oake-and-gray-rustic-oak-luxury-rigid-vinyl-flooring-with-integrated-underlay-19m-pack-sdh3701...See MoreBifold doors internal colour
Comments (2)I think it depends on the style of the internal room? If it’s quite modern I think the dark grey would look good inside. My sister had big sliders installed when she refurbished her house and she chose dark grey inside and out and they look fabulous. Her brickwork outside is yellow. I tried to find a picture but only had this one which only just shows a tiny part of the dark grey sliders. I don’t know whether it’s anthracite grey or another grey but it really matches her kitchen units!...See Moresuzieclare123
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PROHillarys
8 years agoHiya,
I think PerfectFit blinds could be a really great option for you here - they simply clip into the uPVC frames of doors or windows, making for a neat and tidy effect. They won't flap about and they remove the need to mount them to a lintel or wall. And you can choose from Venetians, Pleated or Roller options.
Here's a picture -
Conservatory blinds and interiors · More InfoAnd here's a close up -
Day & Night Transition™ blinds · More InfoHope that makes sense - let me know if you've got any questions!
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