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Balcony’s New Website Shows
how to Add Style to Buildings
Balcony Systems, the UK’s leading supplier of curved patio doors,
The Flexibility of Free Flowing Living Space
balustrades and Juliette balconies, has launched its new website.
Sliding folding doors from
The website is targeted at architects, house builders, developers and
Ambass-a-door fold back completely, self builders. It has been re-designed to enhance the look and
opening up the room bringing your
usability of the site. It includes an online video on installing its
garden into your home. Sliding folding
products, a quotation facility and uniquely, prices on its complete
doors are also ideal as room dividers
giving the flexibility of free flowing living
range. Visitors can buy online, see completed projects and get
space. Easy to open and close, our
comprehensive information about the products. Effi Wolff, Managing
doors are manufactured from African
Director of Balcony, says: “It’s an exciting time for Balcony. We have a
hardwoods or European Oak. We also leading range of balustrades, Juliette balconies and stunning curved
offer softwood doors for internal
patio doors. In the depths of recession, our sales have grown as more
applications. All timber is sourced
wherever possible from sustainable
and more architects, developers and homeowners come to realise
forests. Doors can he folded both ways,
the great style and quality of products which add value and another
one way or from the centre. Glass
dimension to a property. The website is an important communications
options include toughened, laminated, tool for demonstrating our products and service,” continues Effi.
low ‘E’ and self cleaning. Features “And it’s important we make it as easy as possible for potential and
include a wide range of designs from
existing customers to view and order our products.”
simple frames to Georgian bar and
made to measure sizes.
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