Looking for an alternative to internal French doors but have limited space? Look no further than our range of internal bifold doors.
Interior design is a field which is constantly evolving – and this is no more so than where doors are concerned. Interior folding doors are one such innovation.
Oak is a popular material choice for internal folding doors. The beauty of the wood grain makes it a stylish option, and the sturdy nature of the wood is durable and long lasting. We have a vast selection of options for you to choose from, including an unfinished collection which allows you to add your own personal touch and create the perfect look for your home.
If you’re looking for a crisp white finish, look no further than our range of white primed internal bifolding doors. The clean white finish will help to illuminate the area where the doors are installed; maximising the natural light that enters the room. For those of you who are keen to add your own personal touch to the finish, our white primed doors provide the perfect base for a pop of colour. The base means that you’ll only need a single coat of paint; reducing drying and fitting time.
The NUVU Roomfold interior bifold doors range operates on a top hung track making them easy and more convenient to install. The bifold doors in this range come in a stunning selection of styles and finishes so you will be sure to find something to suit your home.
We also have a smaller range of single bifold doors, designed to suit smaller openings. You still get the folding design and space saving benefits, plus the stunning design options with our single leaf range.
Bifold doors contain a series of door panels that fold back onto each other. They fold in a concertina style and you may have heard them being referred to as concertina doors or folding sliding doors. Internal bifolding doors offer a multitude of benefits but they are a solution best suited to larger openings.
They are mainly used for cupboard doors, wardrobes, and in the kitchen and living room. Often they are a way of dividing open plan kitchen and living or kitchen and dining room spaces.
Bifold interior doors offer an array of benefits. They are great space saving alternatives for wider openings, they are useful for cutting up open plan living spaces but equally they are also great at creating extra space by allowing you to open a room into another.
Bifold interior doors offer you a great degree of flexibility for your living space, much more so than any other door options. They act as a room divider, allowing you to separate rooms when needed but create a seamless transition between rooms when opened.
They are also a stylish door option, offering an array of aesthetically pleasing designs for your home. The glass panels allow you to let more light flow throughout your home but the transparency of the glass is also useful for peering from one room into the next – perfect for parents.
An internal bifold door in the UK can typically cost between £500 and £1,500, depending on size, number of panels, and materials. You’ll need to factor costs to install bifold doors into your budget too.
When shopping for bifold internal doors with us, you have a wide range of options including three specifications of Roomfold doors.
We pride ourselves in having something to suit everyone so here’s a few pointers of things you may want to consider when making your decision.
Our internal doors come in a range of finishes, from unfinished to finished. Unfinished bifold doors haven’t yet been treated so you have the option to paint them whatever colour you like. This is ideal if you love interior design and want to match your internal folding door to your existing furnishings. Pre finished means your internal bi fold door has already been painted so it is ready to be hung. You don’t need to do anything except add the door furniture; this is the most convenient option.
Our internal bi folding doors come in a variety of size options to cater for different spaces and openings. As your measurements get larger, the more panels you may find in the doors. We recommend you measure your opening to ensure you choose the correct fit.
Our internal bifold door sets come in a variety of options. Choose from glazed or solid panels, clear or frosted glazing, unfinished oak, oak veneer or white.
You can have full door length glass panels for maximum light, full wood panels for optional privacy, frosted glass to give you privacy but offer a more aesthetically pleasing option, plus there are lots of other decorated framed glass door options. Ultimately the style you choose will based on your own tastes, but you will find a good selection of designs to match your home.
Interior bifold doors fold back onto each other in a concertina style, this is consistent with all bifold doors. However, you do have a choice with the door openings. The door can be on either side of you could have two doors centered, so the appear like French doors in the middle but fold back on both sides. The choice is based purely on personal preference and what feels right for your home.
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