Patio doors - good ones.
Discussion
My patio doors are exposed to a lot of wet and windy weather, and as they are a bit drafty and act as a cold bridge they need to be replaced. For various reason bi-fold doors are not suitable, so I'm looking for new, high performance, patio doors. Google returns lots of hits claiming to be high quality/high performance, but with nothing to substantiate the claims. Can anyone recommend a reliable manufacturer, preferably one which they have direct experience of?
Thanks,
Ian.
Thanks,
Ian.
ianrb said:
My patio doors are exposed to a lot of wet and windy weather, and as they are a bit drafty and act as a cold bridge they need to be replaced. For various reason bi-fold doors are not suitable, so I'm looking for new, high performance, patio doors. Google returns lots of hits claiming to be high quality/high performance, but with nothing to substantiate the claims. Can anyone recommend a reliable manufacturer, preferably one which they have direct experience of?
Thanks,
Ian.
What material are you after?Thanks,
Ian.
Rosscow said:
ianrb said:
My patio doors are exposed to a lot of wet and windy weather, and as they are a bit drafty and act as a cold bridge they need to be replaced. For various reason bi-fold doors are not suitable, so I'm looking for new, high performance, patio doors. Google returns lots of hits claiming to be high quality/high performance, but with nothing to substantiate the claims. Can anyone recommend a reliable manufacturer, preferably one which they have direct experience of?
Thanks,
Ian.
What material are you after?Thanks,
Ian.
Another recommendation for the Nordan doors. Very well made and quite reasonable for what you actually get vs horrible flimsy PVC tat. We're on the coast outside Aberdeen.
Have a 3m set coming in a few weeks, looking forward to getting them in alongside their 6month old brothers.
They are RAL7016 to match the Nordan windows and you need to specify them with Alu cladding. Only costs a few pounds more.
Have a 3m set coming in a few weeks, looking forward to getting them in alongside their 6month old brothers.
They are RAL7016 to match the Nordan windows and you need to specify them with Alu cladding. Only costs a few pounds more.
hobbiniho1 said:
i would suggest regular maintenance/ greasing of the lock mechanism etc on nordan doors especially if you are on the coast, also the aluclad ones that i have seen have had corrosion after 3-4 years
Just the sort of input I need, thanks.Going to see if there are samples of the doors in their showroom next week.
We recently had three sets of French doors (plus 6 windows) supplied by Patchett Joinery - absolutely excellent quality and not unreasonable price for the quality imho. We had custom matched to F&B colours - with different colours inside and outside
http://www.patchett-joinery.co.uk
PM me if you want any pics or idea of pricing etc
http://www.patchett-joinery.co.uk
PM me if you want any pics or idea of pricing etc
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