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Made-to-Measure Internal Aluminium Bifold Doors

Our internal bifold doors use the Jack Aluminium ID30 internal glazing system, a slim aluminium door system designed specifically for dividing interior spaces with glass. Unlike standard timber folding doors, the ID30 system combines narrow aluminium profiles with large glazed panels, giving you a cleaner finish, more glass and a more open feeling between adjoining rooms.

We supply our ID30 internal aluminium bifold doors made to measure, with configurations available from 2 to 6 panels. Each bifold panel can be made up to 830mm wide and 2600mm high, which makes the system suitable for everything from smaller room divisions to wide openings between kitchens, dining rooms and living spaces.

The real advantage of an ID30 bifold system is flexibility. Close the doors when you want to separate two areas, reduce visual interruption or create a more defined room. Open them again and the panels fold together, allowing the spaces to connect and work as one larger area. The glazed design means natural light can still pass between the rooms even while the doors are closed.

You can also personalise your internal aluminium bifold doors with a choice of frame colours, glazing styles, Georgian bar designs and hardware options. This allows the same ID30 system to work with clean contemporary interiors as well as industrial or heritage-inspired designs.

Our 3-panel internal bifold doors start from £2,384 inc VAT for sizes up to 2000mm wide and 2600mm high. We can also supply 2, 4, 5 and 6-panel configurations, with the final price based on your opening size, panel layout and chosen specification. Delivery is charged separately according to your location.

If you send us the approximate width and height of your opening, we can help you choose the right ID30 configuration and provide a made-to-measure quotation for your project.
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Why Choose Our Internal Bifold Doors?

Our internal bifold doors combine slim aluminium frames, large glazed panels and made-to-measure sizing to give you more control over how you use your space. They work well in both modern and traditional interiors and can be designed around the size and style of your opening.

Internal Bifold Doors
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Slim Aluminium Frames

The slim aluminium profiles create a clean and refined look while keeping the focus on the glass. This helps the doors feel lighter and less bulky inside the room.

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Made to Measure

We make each bifold door system to suit your opening. This gives you a better fit and allows you to choose a configuration that works with the size and layout of your space.

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2 to 6 Panel Configurations

Choose from 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 panels depending on the width of your opening and how you want the doors to fold. Different configurations also give you more flexibility when planning how the panels will open and stack.

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Keep Natural Light Moving Through Your Home

Large glazed panels allow light to pass between adjoining rooms even when the doors are closed. You can separate two spaces without making either room feel dark or enclosed.

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Flexible Room Division

Use the doors to create separate rooms when you need more privacy or a quieter space. Open them again when you want to bring the rooms together and enjoy a larger open-plan area.

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Bespoke Design Options

Choose from different colours, glazing styles, Georgian bar designs and hardware options to create internal bifold doors that suit your property and interior style.

Internal Bifold Doors With Glass

Internal Bifold Doors With Glass

Our internal bifold doors with glass help you separate rooms without losing the sense of light and openness between them. The large glazed panels allow natural light to pass from one room to another, which makes them a strong choice for spaces where you want more privacy and flexibility without creating a solid visual barrier.

They work especially well between kitchens and dining rooms, living and dining areas, home offices and other connected spaces. When the doors are closed, the glass keeps both rooms feeling bright and visually connected. When you open them, the panels fold neatly away and allow the two areas to work as one larger space.

The slim aluminium frames keep the overall design clean and give more visual space to the glass. This helps create a modern and refined appearance without making the doors feel heavy inside the room.

You can also choose from different glazing and design options to suit the level of privacy and style you want. Whether you prefer a simple contemporary look or something with more character, glazed internal bifold doors give you a practical way to control your space while keeping light at the centre of the design.

Glazed Panels Natural Light Slim Aluminium Frames
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Slimline Aluminium Internal Bifold Doors

Slimline Aluminium Internal Bifold Doors

Our slimline internal bifold doors use aluminium frames to create a clean, modern look with less visible framing around the glass. The slimmer profiles help maximise the glazed area, so the doors feel lighter and allow more natural light to pass between adjoining rooms.

Aluminium works especially well for internal bifold doors because it combines strength with a refined appearance. It allows the frames to stay slim while still supporting larger glazed panels and everyday use. This gives you a more open and spacious feel compared with bulkier door styles.

The clean lines also make aluminium internal bifold doors easy to match with different interiors. They work well in modern homes, but they can also suit more traditional spaces when you choose the right colour, glazing and Georgian bar design.

Aluminium also requires very little maintenance. The frames do not need the same level of ongoing care as some other materials, which makes them a practical choice for busy homes and commercial interiors.

If you want to divide two rooms without making the space feel heavy or closed off, slimline aluminium bifold doors offer a simple and elegant solution.

Slimline Profiles Low Maintenance Aluminium Frames
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Choose Your Internal Bifold Door Configuration

Our internal bifold doors are available in configurations from 2 to 6 panels, giving you the flexibility to choose a layout that suits the width of your opening and the way you want to use the space.

The right number of panels will depend on the overall size of the opening, how you want the doors to fold and where you want the panels to stack when they are open. We can help you choose a suitable configuration based on your measurements and preferred layout.

2 Panel Internal Bifold Doors
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2 Panel Internal Bifold Doors

A 2 panel configuration works well for smaller openings where you want a simple folding arrangement without using more panels than necessary. It gives you the benefit of a glazed room divider while keeping the design clean and compact.

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3 Panel Internal Bifold Doors
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3 Panel Internal Bifold Doors

Three panels provide a good balance between opening width and a slim glazed appearance. This configuration works well for many kitchen, dining and living room openings.

From £2,384 inc VAT Up to 2000mm wide × 2600mm high
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4 Panel Internal Bifold Doors
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4 Panel Internal Bifold Doors

A 4 panel system suits wider openings and gives you more flexibility in how the doors fold and stack. It is a practical option when you want to create a larger connection between two adjoining rooms.

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5 Panel Internal Bifold Doors
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5 Panel Internal Bifold Doors

Five panels allow you to cover larger openings while keeping the individual door sections well proportioned. This configuration can work particularly well in larger open-plan or broken-plan interiors.

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6 Panel Internal Bifold Doors
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6 Panel Internal Bifold Doors

Our 6 panel configuration is designed for larger internal openings where you want to create a wide glazed room divider. When opened, the panels fold together to reconnect the spaces and create a much larger open area.

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Which Configuration Should You Choose?

You do not need to decide the final panel arrangement on your own. Send us the width and height of your opening, together with an idea of how you would like the doors to open, and we can help you choose the most suitable 2 to 6 panel configuration for your project.

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Made-to-Measure Internal Bifold Doors

Every opening is different, which is why our internal bifold doors are made to measure for your project. Instead of trying to fit a standard-sized door system into the available space, we build the configuration around your opening and the way you want the doors to work.

The final design will depend on the width and height of the opening, the number of panels required and how you want the doors to fold. Our internal bifold doors are available with 2 to 6 panels, giving you the flexibility to create a layout that suits both smaller and wider internal openings.

You can also personalise the appearance of your doors by choosing from available frame colours, glazing styles, Georgian bar designs and hardware options. This allows you to create a bespoke internal bifold door system that works with the style of your home or commercial interior.

To get started, simply send us the approximate width and height of your opening along with your preferred panel configuration. We can then help you understand the most suitable options for your space and provide a quotation based on your chosen specification.

Choosing made-to-measure internal bifold doors gives you a cleaner fit, better proportions and a finished result that feels designed for the room rather than added afterwards.


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Internal Bifold Door Sizes and Specifications

Our internal bifold doors are made to measure, so we can design the system around the dimensions of your opening rather than relying on fixed standard sizes. The number of panels and final configuration will depend on the overall width and height available.

Each bifold door panel can be made up to 830mm wide and 2600mm high, with configurations available from 2 to 6 panels. This gives you plenty of flexibility for both smaller openings and wider room-dividing installations.

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Internal Bifold Door Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Door SystemID30 Internal Glazing System
MaterialAluminium
Number of Panels2 to 6 panels
Maximum Panel WidthUp to 830mm
Maximum Panel HeightUp to 2600mm
Fixed Frame Profile30mm
Door Profile57mm
Opening OptionsFold to one side or bi-parting configurations
GlazingChoice of glazing options
Georgian BarsAvailable
Frame ColoursChoice of colour finishes
Made to MeasureYes
Suitable ForResidential and commercial interiors

The slim aluminium profiles allow us to keep the framing refined while creating large glazed sections across the opening. This makes the system particularly suitable for customers who want to divide rooms without introducing heavy or bulky frames.

Your final bifold door size and panel arrangement will depend on the dimensions of your opening and your preferred configuration. Send us your approximate width and height, and our team can help you work out which layout is most suitable for your project.

DESIGN OPTIONS

Design Your Internal Bifold Doors

Your internal bifold doors should work with the style of your space as well as the size of your opening. That is why you can personalise the appearance of the system with a choice of frame finishes, glazing styles, Georgian bar designs and hardware options.

These choices allow you to create anything from a clean contemporary look to a more traditional or industrial-inspired design.

Internal Bifold Doors Design Options
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Colours and Finishes

Choose a frame colour that complements your walls, flooring, furniture and other doors or windows in the property.

Black is a popular choice for creating a strong, modern appearance, while lighter or more subtle finishes can help the doors blend naturally into the surrounding interior. A suitable powder-coated finish also helps protect the aluminium and keeps the frames easy to maintain.

We can help you choose an available colour finish that works with the overall design of your room.

Frame Finishes Choose a finish to complement your interior.
Powder Coated Durable and easy to maintain.
Interior Matching Coordinate with your existing décor.
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Glass Options

The large glazed panels form an important part of the overall design. Different glazing styles can change how much light, privacy and visual connection you have between the two rooms.

You may prefer clear glass where keeping an open view between spaces is important, or choose a more decorative or privacy-focused glazing option where you want additional separation.

The available glass specification will depend on your chosen bifold door design.

Clear Glass

Helps maximise natural light and maintain an open visual connection between rooms.

Privacy Glazing

A suitable option where you want additional privacy between adjoining spaces.

Decorative Glass

Add more character while maintaining the benefits of glazed internal doors.

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Georgian Bar Designs

Georgian bars allow you to divide the glazed area into smaller sections and create a more distinctive appearance.

They work particularly well if you want to give your internal bifold doors a heritage, industrial or traditional feel while keeping the benefits of slim aluminium framing and large areas of glass.

Different bar arrangements can create very different looks, so the final design can be chosen to suit the style of your property.

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Heritage Style

Create a more traditional appearance with divided glazed sections.

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Industrial Look

Add stronger visual definition for an industrial-inspired interior.

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Custom Arrangement

Select a bar arrangement that complements the proportions of your room.

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Hardware Options

The hardware forms part of both the appearance and everyday operation of your bifold doors. Available options can be selected to work with the chosen frame colour and overall design.

We can help you choose suitable handles, hinges and other hardware for your particular door configuration.

Handles

Choose handles that complement the frame colour and overall interior style.

Hinges

Hardware can be selected to suit your chosen door configuration and operation.

Coordinated Hardware

Create a consistent appearance by matching the hardware with your chosen finish.

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Create a Design That Feels Right for Your Space

By combining the frame finish, glazing, Georgian bars and hardware, you can create made-to-measure internal bifold doors that feel like a considered part of the room rather than a standard door system added afterwards.

Black Internal Bifold Doors

Black internal bifold doors are a popular choice for customers who want a strong, modern feature inside their home or commercial space. The dark aluminium frames create a clear contrast against lighter walls and help define the glazed panels without making the overall design feel heavy.

They work particularly well in contemporary, industrial and heritage-inspired interiors. You can use them to separate a kitchen from a dining area, divide a living room, create a home office or form a glazed partition in a commercial setting.

The slim aluminium profiles keep the design clean and allow the glass to remain the main visual feature. This helps you create a bold framed look while still allowing plenty of light to pass between the rooms.

You can also combine black frames with different glazing styles and Georgian bar layouts to create a more individual design. A simple clear-glass layout gives a clean and modern finish, while additional bars can create a more traditional or industrial-style appearance.

Because every system is made to measure, we can help you choose a black internal bifold door configuration that suits the size, layout and style of your space.

Internal Bifold Doors as Room Dividers

Internal bifold doors work especially well as room dividers because they give you the freedom to change how you use your space throughout the day.

When the doors are closed, they create a clear separation between adjoining rooms. You can use this to make a quieter home office, separate a kitchen from a dining room or create more privacy between living spaces.

When you want a more open layout, simply fold the panels back to reconnect the rooms. This gives you the flexibility of open-plan living without permanently giving up the option to create separate areas when you need them.

The large glazed panels help keep both rooms feeling bright and connected, even when the doors are closed. Natural light can continue to pass through the glass, so the space does not feel dark or boxed in.

Because our internal bifold room dividers are made to measure, we can design the panel arrangement around the size of your opening and the way you want the space to work. With configurations available from 2 to 6 panels, you can create a practical solution for both smaller room divisions and wider internal openings.

For homes where one room needs to serve more than one purpose, internal bifold doors offer a simple way to create more flexibility without making major changes to the layout of the property.

Where Can You Use Internal Bifold Doors?

Internal bifold doors can work in many different parts of a home or commercial property. They are especially useful where you want to divide two areas without blocking natural light or permanently closing off the space.

Because the doors are made to measure and available in 2 to 6 panel configurations, we can design them around both smaller openings and wider room divisions.

Kitchen and Dining Rooms

Internal bifold doors are a practical way to separate a kitchen from a dining area while keeping both spaces visually connected.

You can close the doors when cooking, entertaining or when you simply want the rooms to feel more separate. When you need one larger space, fold the panels back and reconnect the kitchen and dining area.

Living and Dining Rooms

Use glazed bifold doors between a living room and dining room to create a flexible layout that can change around your daily needs.

Keep the doors open for a larger social space, or close them when you want more privacy or a quieter atmosphere in either room.

Home Offices

If your home office sits next to a living area, internal bifold doors can help create a more defined working space.

Closing the doors can provide a clearer separation between work and home life, while the glazed panels help natural light continue to move through the rooms. When the office is not in use, you can fold the doors back to open the space again.

Open-Plan and Broken-Plan Interiors

Internal bifold doors are particularly useful for creating a broken-plan layout.

Instead of keeping several rooms permanently open or permanently separated, you can change the layout whenever you need to. This gives you the spacious feeling of open-plan living with the added flexibility of being able to create individual rooms.

Offices and Workspaces

Aluminium internal bifold doors can also be used to create flexible meeting rooms, private working areas and glazed divisions within offices.

The slim frames and large glazed panels help maintain an open and professional appearance while allowing different areas to be separated when needed.

Hospitality and Commercial Interiors

Restaurants, hotels and other commercial spaces can use internal bifold doors to create adaptable areas for different occasions.

A larger room can be divided into smaller spaces when required, then opened again for events or busier periods. The glazed design helps maintain light and visibility across the interior while giving the space more flexibility.

How Much Do Internal Bifold Doors Cost?

Our made-to-measure internal bifold doors start from £2,384 inc VAT for a 3-panel configuration up to 2000mm wide and 2600mm high.

Because every bifold door system is made to measure, the final price will depend on the size of your opening and the specification you choose. A wider opening or a configuration with more panels will normally cost more than a smaller 2 or 3 panel system.

What Affects the Cost of Internal Bifold Doors?

Several factors can affect the final price of your doors. The specification will be based on the size of your opening, your preferred configuration and the design options you choose.

Overall Size

The width and height of your opening will affect the amount of aluminium, glass and hardware required.

Number of Panels

Internal bifold doors are available with 2 to 6 panels, depending on the opening and preferred layout.

Opening Configuration

The way you want the doors to fold and stack can affect the final specification.

Glazing Choice

Different glass options may have different costs depending on the style and specification selected.

Frame Colour & Finish

Your chosen aluminium finish may affect the final price of your internal bifold doors.

Georgian Bars & Design

Adding Georgian bars or other design details can change the overall cost.

Hardware

The hardware required will depend on your chosen configuration and design.

Delivery Location

Delivery is charged separately and will depend on your postcode and location.

Get an Accurate Price for Your Opening

The easiest way to get an accurate price is to send us the approximate width and height of your opening, your preferred number of panels and any design options you already have in mind.

Our team can then review your requirements, help you choose a suitable configuration and provide a quotation based on your actual project.

Starting From £2,384 inc VAT 3-panel configuration up to 2000mm wide and 2600mm high.
Delivery is charged separately according to location.
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Measuring for Made-to-Measure Internal Bifold Doors

To provide an accurate quotation for your internal bifold doors, we first need the approximate width and height of your opening.

You do not need to provide final manufacturing measurements at the first stage. Initial dimensions simply help us understand the size of the opening, the number of panels that may be suitable and the likely configuration for your project.

What Measurements Do We Need?

Opening Width

Measure the opening from one side to the other.

Opening Height

Measure from the finished floor level to the top of the opening.

Preferred Number of Panels

Let us know if you already have a 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 panel layout in mind.

Opening Preference

Tell us how you would like the panels to fold and where they should stack.

Photos or Drawings

These can help us understand the opening and surrounding space more clearly.

If possible, take measurements in more than one position, especially across wider openings. This helps identify any differences in the width or height.

Send Us Your Opening Size for a Quote

Once we have your approximate measurements and preferred design, our team can review the project and recommend a suitable bifold door configuration. We will confirm the required final measurements and specification before your made-to-measure doors go into production.

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