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a ‘wow’-inducing design feature which changes the appearance of a home. Since the doors blend in with the décor, a look can be created to match personal preferences. Whether you’re looking for a rustic barn- style door for a country farmhouse, or bespoke coloured glass for a more modern and contemporary look, there are a wide range of pocket door styles to suit any design preference. They can even be completely disguised by being papered with the same wallpaper used on the surrounding walls. The current trend for contemporary-style extensions has seen a rise in demand for


july/august 2019


lightweight aluminium designs because of their strength, aesthetic and low maintenance requirements, but timber can also be used for a more traditional-style finish.


A range of accessories and door


furniture can also be added such as synchronised closing, motorised remote control and bathroom handles that are lockable from the inside.


CHOOSING THE RIGHT OPTION With more and more homeowners looking at ways in which they can use their space to maximum effect, the pocket and sliding door trend will continue to grow in


popularity, as people find new ways to integrate them into their projects. Innovative and unique designs are being developed all the time, so it is important that self-builders take the time to research the wide range of materials, hardware and accessories available to make the best decision to meet their requirements. Quality should be of the utmost consideration. Doors are subject to considerable wear and tear so buyers should always look for a minimum five-year warranty.


David Saxby is senior category manager at IronmongeryDirect


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