
Aluminium Bifold Doors
Designed to complement any style of property our range of bespoke aluminium bi-folding doors will completely transform the look of your home.
Glass box extensions, sliding doors and structural glazing for Lytham, St Annes and the Fylde coast. Marine-grade specification for an exposed seafront, and bespoke fabrication in our own workshop.

Lytham and St Annes have some of the best Victorian and Edwardian seafront stock on the north west coast — substantial villas facing the green and the estuary, with the kind of rear elevations that take a serious glass extension comfortably. Inland, the streets behind the front run to large detached and semi-detached houses on generous plots.
It is also about as exposed as the North West gets. A property facing the Ribble estuary takes salt-laden air and real wind loading, and glazing specified for a sheltered suburb will not perform here. We specify marine-grade fixings, coating systems chosen for salt exposure, and units sized for the actual wind load rather than a standard figure.
Get that right and a seafront glass extension is one of the most rewarding things you can build — the estuary light in Lytham is genuinely unusual.
Six completed projects across Lancashire, including West Lancashire
Marine-grade specification for exposed seafront elevations
Wind-load design for coastal sites, not standard-sheet specification
Over 45 years designing and fitting bespoke structural glazing
Our own workshop and installation teams — no subcontractors

Designed to complement any style of property our range of bespoke aluminium bi-folding doors will completely transform the look of your home.

The minimal frame utilised in this range has a mere 20mm interlock between sashes, allowing virtually uncluttered views from within the property.



Steel screens & doors can create a contemporary or authentic historic style. Your steel windows can be as bespoke as your property.

Rear glass box extensions work well on the larger villas, where the plot depth allows a substantial addition without crowding the boundary. Large sliding and frameless panels suit properties with an estuary or green outlook, turning the view into the main feature of the room. On the period stock, slim steel windows restore proportions lost to heavier replacements.
Our Lancashire portfolio is the closest comparable work: bespoke contemporary glazing at Heyes Mount and Sugar Hill in West Lancashire, a full glazing package at Lower Hud Farm, and a custom Cortizo sliding door and balustrade installation.
Fylde Council is the planning authority for Lytham, St Annes and the surrounding area. There are conservation areas covering parts of Lytham — including the area around the green and Lytham Hall, which is Grade I listed — and parts of St Annes, and inside them permitted development rights are usually restricted.
Seafront and low-lying sites can raise flood-risk questions, which is much better identified at survey stage than after you have paid for drawings. We flag it early.
As elsewhere, conservation officers tend to prefer a clearly modern, reversible glass addition at the rear over an extension imitating the original period detailing. The argument is easier to make when the new work is honestly of its own time.
Considerably. Salt-laden air attacks fixings, seals and coatings, and an exposed estuary elevation carries real wind loading. We specify marine-grade fixings, suitable coating systems and units designed for the actual exposure rather than a standard figure.
Whether it is a glass box extension on a Lytham villa, sliding doors framing the estuary, or steel windows on a St Annes period property, we would like to see it. Call us on 0151 523 3131, or send over your plans and we will come back with honest advice and a realistic budget.
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