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How to Choose A Good Quality set of Folding Sliding Doors
16.06.2023 - 06:19 / blog.theenduringgardener.com
How to Choose A Good Quality set of Folding Sliding DoorsI love this time of year, the days are getting longer, the tulips are out in force and there’s plenty of opportunity to enjoy the garden. This year I plan to spend more time enjoying the garden and one way of achieving this is to make the transition between the garden and the house as simple as possible. You see this being achieved on programs like grand designs where large expanses of glass can be opened up and the living and garden space become one.
Before we go into the different types of aluminium doors how would you go about measuring quality ?
As with most things in life you get what you pay for and given that doors are a one time purchase it’s worth spending a little more to get the best quality that you can afford. Choose a retailer that also fabricates, that way you can be sure that they are in control of their own quality rather than reliant on someone else. Look for a guarantee, the longer the better.Do they have a showroom where you can see the doors in operation ? If you’re buying online look for decent imagery with close ups so you see the quality of the door furniture and overall finish. There’s also review sites – if someone has a bad experience then you can usually read about it online or in chat forums. Then there’s the different systems available, modern systems have slim site lines and this is where aluminium wins over both wood and pvc in that the site lines on aluminium doors are amongst the slimmest.
If the supplier is advertising German Engineering then it is probable that the system being used is Schueco, a well established brand at the top end. If it’s British engineering then it could be ‘Smart Aluminium Systems’. Both these systems.
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