Sliding & bifold doors

More light.
More possibility.

Bring your living space closer to the garden. We help you choose the opening, proportions and details that work for your home.

Talk through your options

Origin OS77 sliding doors overlooking a coastal garden from a bright living room — Origin OS77 sliding doors · Image: Origin

OPEN YOUR HOME

Two ways to transform
your living space.

A quieter frame for the view, or folding panels that open up the room. The right answer starts with how you want to live.

ORIGIN · OS29+

Let the view take centre stage.

The OS29+ combines large glazed panels with a slim 29 mm interlock. Panels slide along a track, so you can open the space without a folding stack swinging into the room or terrace.

29 mm interlock on the OS29+
Discuss panel layout, tracks and access
Hardware and colour options by specification

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ORIGIN · OB36+

Open up to the outdoors.

Folding panels stack to the side to create a broad opening. Explore the OB36+ in clean Gallery styling or the steel-inspired Soho look, with configurations tailored to your space.

36 mm sash profiles on the OB36+
Gallery or Soho design choices
Opening direction and stacking planned around you

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THE PRACTICAL DIFFERENCE

Which way would
you like to open?

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Consider	Sliding doors	Bifold doors
When closed	Large panes and fewer vertical divisions can make the view feel more open.	More panel joints; a good option when the opening action is the priority.
When open	Panels slide past one another. The clear opening depends on the track and layout.	Panels fold and stack, creating a broad clear opening.
Space around the doors	Allow for handles and access, but no folding stack swinging out.	Allow room for the panels to swing and stack.
Everyday use	Plan a convenient access panel and track arrangement.	Discuss whether a traffic door suits your chosen layout.
Threshold	Survey finished floor levels, drainage and exposure.	Survey finished floor levels, drainage and exposure.

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CONTINUE THE LOOK INSIDE

Define a room.
Keep the light.

Origin OI30 internal doors and screens create a division between rooms while allowing light through. Explore single doors, French doors and fixed screens with a slim, steel-inspired appearance.

Internal systems are designed for internal use. We will discuss glass, privacy and any project-specific requirements with you.

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GOOD QUESTIONS

A little clarity,
before you decide.

Will a sliding door open the whole width?

The clear opening depends on the number of panels, tracks and the chosen configuration. We will show you what remains fixed and how the panels move before you decide.

Can the threshold be level with the floor?

A low or flush-looking threshold needs to be designed with the finished floor levels, weather exposure and drainage. We check the achievable detail during the survey.

How large can the panels be?

Maximum width, height and weight vary by system, glass and configuration. Send us your approximate opening and we can identify suitable options before the detailed survey.

Can you coordinate the windows too?

Yes. We can specify windows and doors as one project, checking colours, profiles and the appearance of the complete elevation.

More light.More possibility.

Two ways to transformyour living space.

Let the view take centre stage.

Open up to the outdoors.

Which way wouldyou like to open?

Define a room.Keep the light.

A little clarity,before you decide.

Let’s open up the possibilities.

More light.More you.

More light.
More possibility.

Two ways to transform
your living space.

Which way would
you like to open?

Define a room.
Keep the light.

A little clarity,
before you decide.

More light.
More you.