Compact openings
Three-panel bifold doors
A three-panel set can open an extension or garden room without overwhelming a more modest elevation. The photographs show the same idea in finished and installation-stage settings.

Original Master Plastics projects
Real installations show how panel count, finish and opening width change the connection between a room and its garden.
Different homes, different layouts
These original project photographs show bifold doors across openings of approximately three to six metres. The collection ranges from three-panel sets for extensions to wider configurations spanning garden rooms and broad rear elevations.
Panel count, opening direction and stacking arrangement all affect how a bifold works in everyday use. The photographs include completed homes and honest installation-stage records before the surrounding rooms and gardens were finished.
Compact openings
A three-panel set can open an extension or garden room without overwhelming a more modest elevation. The photographs show the same idea in finished and installation-stage settings.
Wider elevations
Wider multi-panel layouts create a broad glazed connection. The six-metre example also shows how doors and adjacent windows can be coordinated across one elevation.
Open view
The dark-grey aluminium example shows the opening fully used, with the panels stacked to the sides and the kitchen-dining space opening onto the terrace.
Early planning
Approximate width, preferred stacking side, access needs and furniture positions are useful starting points before the final configuration is surveyed and confirmed.
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Plan your opening
Tell us the approximate width, preferred colour and how you would like the doors to stack.