
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, steel windows and structural glazing for Warrington, Lymm, Stockton Heath, Grappenhall and Appleton. Fifteen miles from our Aintree workshop, with our own fitters.

Warrington's best glazing work is in the villages rather than the town centre — Lymm, Grappenhall, Appleton, Thelwall and Stockton Heath, where large detached houses sit on generous plots along the Bridgewater Canal corridor. It is effectively Cheshire in character even though it is a separate authority, and the briefs are similar: substantial rear extensions, a lot of glass, and a garden worth opening onto.
Two things shape what is possible. Much of the land around Lymm, Appleton and Grappenhall is Green Belt, where an extension is assessed on whether it is a disproportionate addition over and above the size of the original building. And the older village cores at Lymm and Grappenhall are conservation areas, with cobbled streets and listed buildings that bring their own constraints.
We are fifteen miles away, so surveying and measuring properly is straightforward.
Fifteen miles away — our own surveyors and fitters
Green Belt and conservation area experience across the village cores
Completed projects throughout neighbouring Cheshire and Greater Manchester
Over 45 years designing and fitting bespoke structural glazing
Our own workshop — 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 on the larger detached properties around Lymm, Appleton and Grappenhall, where plot depth is generous. Oversized sliding and frameless panels for houses with a garden or canal outlook. And slim steel windows and doors on the older village stock, where fine sections suit the period far better than heavier modern replacements.
Our closest comparable work is next door: a modern glass box extension at Wilmslow, a bespoke structural glass entrance at Marple, and a full steel window and door package at Eccles in Salford.
Warrington Borough Council is a unitary authority in its own right, separate from both Cheshire East and Cheshire West and Chester. That matters because local policy here is set independently, and advice written for Cheshire does not automatically apply.
There are conservation areas covering the historic village cores, including Lymm — with its dam, cross and cobbled lanes — and Grappenhall, along with listed buildings scattered through both. Inside these, permitted development rights are usually restricted and a full application will normally be needed.
Green Belt covers much of the land around Lymm, Appleton, Grappenhall and Thelwall. The assessment there looks at cumulative additions since the property was originally built, so a house already extended once starts from a different baseline. A lightweight glass structure reads as a smaller visual addition than the same volume in brick, which frequently helps.
Often, yes. The test is whether the extension is a disproportionate addition over and above the size of the original building, assessed on cumulative volume added since it was first built. A glass structure reads as a smaller visual addition than the same volume in brick, which frequently helps that argument.
Whether it is a glass box extension on a Lymm garden, sliding doors opening onto the canal, or steel windows for a Grappenhall village 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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