Heritage Internal
Bifold Doors

If you're looking to open up your living space, making it feel brighter, bigger and more open plan, then Heritage style internal bifold doors are an excellent option.

Just like the traditional steel doors they echo, the large glass panels in these doors let natural light flow beautifully between rooms. This makes them a great choice for connecting a smaller room with a larger one, as you will still be able to soak up all that extra light even when the door is closed.

One of the reasons Heritage bifold doors are particularly popular is their distinctive steel look. Coupled with high-spec manufacturing standards, there really is no reason not to consider them as an option for your internal doors.

Yes! When it comes to Heritage-style doors, bifold door styles just make sense and here at Climadoor, where very proud to be one of only a few manufacturers offering them on a click-to-buy basis - making purchasing them even easier.

Heritage style doors were designed to recreate the look of traditional industrial steel doors. These doors mostly featured in factories and public buildings where soaring ceilings and full height steel windows created bright open-plan spaces. On the other side of the coin, bifolding doors are a relatively new concept designed to make modern living easier, so combining the two styles meant that something completely different could grace our homes.

Of course, most modern homes don't share these cavernous dimensions and fully open plan living isn't always appropriate in an age of homeworking and busy families. The slender frames and large glass panels of all heritage style doors go some way to addressing this, but heritage style bifold doors are by far the most flexible way of tackling these conflicting needs.

One of the big benefits of internal bifold doors is that they can increase the value of your property.

Open-plan living is so desirable that estate agents have identified it as a selling point. A set of big, bright bifold doors can create the feel of an airy, open space, making it more appealing to buyers and heritage style bifold internal doors are no exception. 

Desirability is one of the drivers of the value of your home. This means that a set of bifold doors can actually be a long-term financial investment in your home - one that can ultimately end up paying for itself.

All internal bifold doors open by pushing runners along a track to concertina the door panels to one side and leave the doorway open. This means they will always need a track.

However, our premium range of heritage style interior bifold doors are manufactured to be top hung only. This means they operate on only one track which is fixed to the upper frame. This removes the need for a bottom track, leaving a clear walkway between your two rooms when the door is open.

Internal bifold doors that require a bottom track can pose a trip hazard (or toe-stubbing risk!) if they’re not flush with the floor, as well as remove any continuity of flooring between rooms.