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Brio, a designer and manufacturer of sliding and folding door hardware solutions, is helping Input Joinery of Andover create its prestigious hard- wood bi-folding door installations, including a highly specialist curved bi-folding door project. Sliding folding timber doors are a relatively new con- cept in the UK for domestic properties and are becoming very popular in both the new-build and replacement window/door market. Mark Fisher, managing director at Input Joinery


commented on the design: “They can open to almost 95 per cent of the opening available, unlike traditional sliding patio doors which only open to about 45 per cent of the available width.”


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Creating more space in the home is high on the agenda as many of today’s homes are smaller than they were 100 years ago. P C Henderson’s solutions can help increase the interior floor space available by the use of sliding door gear systems which provide an easy access solution that is versatile and silent in use. They can be used as room dividers to create a flexible living space without compromising on an open plan design, which helps create space and allow more light into the


property by removing walls and opening up rooms. Sliding door gear systems can also be used for wardrobe and entrance doors.


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