Friday, 18 March 2011

Frame-less Glass Patio Doors - Customer Testimonial and Photograph

SunSeeker double glazed "Slide-Swivel-Stack" doors

"We were looking for bi-fold doors and came across your website accidently via Google.  I'm so glad we did.  Your staff were very helpful - and eventually we decided on frameless doors to give us a clear view into our garden.  The Surveyor came by appointment to measure up and explain how we could configure the doors and the installation date was set for 20 December - a very cold day with heavy snow still on the ground.

The fitters arrived on time and within an hour the old patio doors were gone.  They worked hard in the cold and just finished before it got dark.  There was absolutely no damage to our decoration inside or to the pebbledash outside and they swept up and cleaned up thoroughly before they went.  And we were left with a panoramic view of our winter wonderland.  We are now looking forward to the summer when we can have the doors completely open and bring the garden into our home.  
I recommend the company, their workmanship and their commitment to customer service.

We are thrilled that we took what was for us a bit of a risk in engaging a unknown company and choosing a relatively new product."
Rini, London TW3.

Monday, 7 March 2011

Technical Drawings for Frameless Double Glazed Slide-&-Swivel Doors


Potential customers who want to know more about our doors than how good they look can view a number of information pages covering latest technology, features, glass options and now frame less double glazed technical drawings.

SunSeeker Frameless Glass Doors are not hinged like bi folding doors. The main door is a normal (frame-less) pivot door; once opened, all other frameless glass doors are able to slide along the top and bottom guides then, unlike traditional sliding patio doors, each door will also pivot or swivel.

The result is as shown in the above image. All the doors are stacked to one side, providing maximum access through the aperture.

Monday, 21 February 2011

Frameless Glass Room Dividers

Internal Room Divider - Frameless Glass Doors

  • Frame-less
  • Lockable
  • Fully Retractable
  • Toughened 'unbreakable' glass

Visit the SunSeeker Doors gallery of Frameless Glass Doors / Room Dividers

Wednesday, 2 February 2011

Seamless Room Dividers - Contemporary, Chic, Minimalist

"Frameless Glass Doors as room dividers are the ultimate in modern contemporary chic for harmonious living."

Dividing areas in modern apartments, large villas, heritage properties or commercial premises no longer requires compromise. The debate over natural wood or metallic finishes is over. Frameless glass doors is the future - and that future is here now.


It's easy to imagine because it almost looks like there's nothing there, therefore the difference between no divider and a frameless glass divider is minimal. Even when doors are closed, there are no door frames to interrupt the view.

When the doors are open, the aperture between divided areas is marked only by the discrete outer framework. The transparent doors may be stacked to one or both sides and there are guides across the top and floor. The floor guide is 40mm but can be fitted flush if a groove is prepared prior to installation. This has to be taken into account when measuring and making the doors to the correct height.

Look at our GALLERY of frameless glass door room dividers then why not submit approximate measurements for a no-obligation QUOTE for fully installed frameless glass doors? We'd be delighted to hear from you.

Thursday, 27 January 2011

Why have Frames when you can have Frame-LESS glass patio doors?

Aesthetically, natural wood is a very pleasant option if you have to have a solid vertical frame in the middle of your French doors or patio doors. Few people would argue that it's nicer than a mass of pvc / plastic but if the rest of your house has pvc windows and doors, perhaps natural wood would not be the right choice for you.

In fact, there are some advantages to choosing good quality pvc over timber and all those advantages are met by aluminium frames too. Additionally, aluminium tends to offer slimmer frames so that more of your view is visible through the glass areas. Aluminium is available in natural white (to blend with existing pvc) and more than 100 other colours, including metallic, for a stunning statement.


And now there's another option - not timber, not plastic, not metal but ... nothing. No frames at all. FRAMELESS double-glazed doors! Imagine looking through your French doors or patio doors and experiencing an almost uninterrupted view. ('Almost' because the double glazing seal is visible.)

SunSeeker Frameless Glass Doors are made in England, helping to sustain the UK economy as well as being on your doorstep for measuring to your exact requirements and speedy delivery and installation by our experienced, in-house team of fitters. The price might surprise you too. Why not ask for a quote to see if our Frameless French Doors or Frameless Patio Doors suits your budget?

Also available as frameless room dividers without the double glazing (no gasket, just glass).

Friday, 14 January 2011

Living with your Lifestyle Choices

Choosing Doors That You Will Never Grow Tired Of - For Patios, Conservatories and As Room Dividers
By Bee Primrose

Four years ago, I believed that bifolding doors offered the perfect solution for both patio door and contemporary room divider requirements but they were hard to track down four years ago, being marketed under various descriptions, such as folding-sliding doors, sliding-folding doors, multi-fold and bi-fold doors - and there were very few companies selling them. Eventually, though, I found exactly what I wanted at a good price, with a good delivery date and from a local manufacturer/installer. Everything in the garden was rosy - and I enjoyed looking at it through my aluminium framed bifolds.

Then, in 2009, FRAMELESS glass doors arrived in the UK.

Popular in Spain as 'glass curtains', these single glazed door panels could not replace bifolds as patio doors as they did not adhere to building regulations regarding thermal values. Designed as external enclosures for balconies, they were not 100% weather-proof, either. However, as conservatory doors or internal room dividers for both contemporary homes and period homes, there was - and is - nothing that compares. With virtually nothing to see except the view beyond the glass, a partition comprising frameless glass doors fits in with every interior design style.

So the heart says "I want frameless glass patio doors" even though the head knows they are impractical. In this consumer-led age, necessity is no longer required to be the mother of invention - desire will do - and a couple of UK-based door companies worked hard on developing the concept into a reality. By 2010, FRAMELESS DOUBLE-GLAZED DOORS became available.

For two glass panels to maintain high insulation properties, the cavity between them must remain impermeable which means that there has to be a seal or gasket all round. Although there are no frames at the side of the doors, there is a narrow, visible gasket. When compared with the frames on bi folding doors, this blip on the landscape is negligible.

Installations of frameless glass patio doors are now just about in the hundreds in the UK, some photographs are available to view on a small number of web sites. There are also some installers importing similar products but buying British will not only ensure faster installation of this made-to-measure home improvement item, you will be helping British business to re-build the economy.

Compare both products: bi folding doors / frameless glass doors

Article Source: Choosing Doors That You Will Never Grow Tired Of - For Patios, Conservatories and As Room Dividers

Thursday, 6 January 2011

Our First Customer Testimonial for Frameless Double Glazed Doors

"Hi

I just wanted to say how wonderful the doors are and how well they were fitted - no damage to our decoration and no mess.

It's a joy to view our winter wonderland in panoramic view.

Thank you."

RR, Hounslow TW3, 20/12/2010