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Bi-Fold Doors in Norwich

Bi-Fold Doors in Norwich, booked ahead as a planned project.

What we do in Norwich

On a warm day, a front that folds right back pulls people in off the pavement. We fit commercial bi-fold systems for cafés, bars and restaurants in Norwich, with a built-in traffic door for everyday use.

During the survey we check the beam above and the drainage below, because the panels hang from the top track and need a level, well-drained threshold. Areas we cover include Castle Mall, City Centre, Costessey and Golden Triangle.

Norwich is a long way from our Midlands base, so work there is booked as a planned project and fitted in as few trips as possible.

Shopping streets and planning in Norwich

For repairs and emergencies, a Norfolk firm will reach you sooner. For a planned new front, we can take care of the whole job.

The city centre is one of the best-preserved medieval centres in England. The Norwich Lanes, London Street and Elm Hill area are full of independent shops in historic buildings, and much of the centre is a conservation area with many listed buildings. Norwich City Council expects traditional shopfront designs here.

What you get from us

The same standard on every bi-fold doors job, whichever town it is in.

The whole front opens

Panels stack to the side, so most of the width becomes an open entrance on warm days.

A normal door for every day

A built-in traffic door means you only fold the front when you want to.

Warm in winter

Thermally broken frames and double glazing keep the front from becoming a cold spot when closed.

Easy to step through

Low thresholds suit wheelchairs and buggies, and are detailed so rain still drains away outside.

Parts of Norwich on our list

Districts and streets people in Norwich most often ask us about.

Castle MallCity CentreCostesseyGolden TriangleLondon StreetMagdalen StreetMile CrossNorwich LanesNorwich MarketThorpe Hamlet

Postcode districts: NR1 · NR2 · NR3 · NR4 · NR5 · NR6

From first call to finished job

The steps for a bi-fold doors job, in the order they happen.

1

Your idea

Tell us how wide the front is, how you trade and whether you want to fold one way or both.

2

Check the structure

We measure, check the beam above and the floor below, and look at drainage outside.

3

Panel layout and price

You get a drawing showing the number of panels and fold direction, with a fixed price.

4

Fit

The old front is removed and the bi-fold system installed, glazed and adjusted.

5

Show and tell

We show staff the right order to fold and lock the panels, which keeps the hinges from being strained.

Bi-fold door prices

The number of panels and the width are the main factors. These are typical ranges for commercial fronts.

Three panels, up to 3 m£3,000 – £5,500
Five panels, up to 5 m£5,500 – £9,000
Seven or more panels, 7 m and up£8,000 – £15,000
Built-in traffic door, extra£800 – £1,500

Prices are before VAT. We confirm the exact figure in writing after the survey.

Questions people ask about bi-fold doors

It depends on the width and the panel size. Most shopfronts use three to seven panels. Wider fronts can split into two sets that fold to each side.

Usually, yes, because the front will look different. Listed buildings and conservation areas also need extra consents. We help with drawings for the application.

Yes. Each panel locks into the next and into the frame top and bottom. Laminated glass and an external shutter add more protection.

Sweep and wipe the bottom track weekly so grit does not wear the rollers, and have the system adjusted once a year.

Ask for a bi-fold doors price in Norwich

Send a few details and a photo if you have one. We will come back to you with a ballpark figure and a survey date.

  • Planned installation projects
  • Survey, drawings and a fixed price
  • One team from survey to handover
  • No repair or emergency cover this far out

We usually reply the same working day

Or call us directly: 07597 630000