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We primarily use aluminium for our windows and doors, as it offers far greater strength, stability, and longevity than uPVC. Unlike uPVC, aluminium doesn’t expand and contract with temperature changes, so doors continue to open and close smoothly over time without adjustment.
Its strength also allows for much slimmer frames and larger glass panels, giving you a cleaner, more modern look with more natural light. It won’t warp, fade, or degrade, making it the most reliable long-term option for a garden room.
For those working to a tighter budget, we do offer uPVC sliding doors. Because of their design, they are less affected by movement and still provide a practical, cost-effective solution.
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Our aluminium windows and doors are available in black or anthracite grey as standard - both popular choices for a clean, modern finish.
If you’re looking for something more bespoke, we can supply a wide range of custom colours to suit your design.
Bifold doors are a popular choice for opening up your garden room completely to the outside. The panels fold neatly to one side, creating a wide, unobstructed opening that brings in light, air, and views.
With slim aluminium frames and large glass panels, they create a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors, making the space feel bigger, brighter, and more open.
French doors offer a more traditional look while still providing a wide opening and plenty of natural light. Both doors open outwards, creating a clear and practical access point to your garden.
They’re a great option if you want a balanced, symmetrical design that works well across both classic and modern garden rooms.
Sliding doors offer a clean, modern look, with large glass panels and minimal visible framing. They glide smoothly along a track, making them a great option where space is limited or a simpler aesthetic is preferred.
They work particularly well on smaller openings or where you want uninterrupted views without multiple folding panels.
Heritage-style doors bring a distinctive industrial look, with slim frames and multiple glazed sections inspired by traditional steel designs.
They work well in both modern and more characterful builds, adding a strong architectural feature while still allowing plenty of light into the space.
Casement windows are the most versatile option, suitable for almost any garden room design. They can be fixed or open in various ways, providing flexibility for both ventilation and layout.
With clean lines and reliable performance, they’re a simple, effective way to bring in light and fresh air.
French windows are similar to casement windows but without a central post, allowing both sides to open fully.
This creates a wider, unobstructed opening and gives a more open feel, especially when paired with garden views.
Slot windows are a great way to introduce light while maintaining privacy. Their long, narrow shape gives a modern look and works well in areas like desks, seating spaces, or feature walls.
They can also be positioned higher up to bring in natural light without overlooking.
A glass corner is one of the most striking features you can add to a garden room. By running a full-height fixed window into the corner and meeting it with your doors, separated by a slim powder-coated aluminium post, you create a clean, architectural finish with uninterrupted views.
This design floods the space with natural light from two directions and removes the visual bulk of a solid corner, making the room feel brighter, larger, and more connected to the garden. It’s a premium feature that adds both impact and a real sense of openness to the space.
Tilt and turn windows offer flexible ventilation in a single design. They can tilt inwards at the top for gentle airflow or open fully for maximum ventilation.
This makes them a practical option for maintaining comfort while keeping control over airflow and security.
Bifold windows open up in the same way as bifold doors, folding neatly to create a wide opening.
They’re perfect for serving areas, bars, or social spaces, helping to connect inside and outside while letting in plenty of light and fresh air.
Skylights are one of the best ways to bring natural light into a garden room, especially in areas where wall windows aren’t practical.
They brighten the space from above, making the room feel more open and adding a sense of height and atmosphere throughout the day.
