Bi-folding doors
Aluminium bi-folds that open a whole wall onto the garden.
West London · family run
Bi-folding doors, roof lanterns, windows and frameless balustrades — surveyed, made to your measurements and fitted by the same family that quoted the job.
Family run
Same family since the first van, and the owner still surveysYour accreditation here
FENSA, CERTASS, TrustMark — whichever you actually hold goes in this slotInsured & guaranteed
Cover in place and a written guarantee on every installationEvery claim on this strip is an example written for the demo. The middle slot is deliberately empty — that is where your own accreditation would sit.
Instant estimate
Glazing is priced by the metre or by the unit, so a rough number is genuinely possible from three answers. Pick what you want, put in the size, and see whether it is in the region you had in mind.
Every rate behind this tool is an illustrative example chosen to make the demo work — casement window from about £450 each, bi-fold from about £1,100 per metre, roof lantern from about £1,800, balustrade from about £350 per metre, with example uplifts for aluminium and for finish. All of them would be replaced with your own prices before this page went anywhere near a customer.
What we make
Aluminium bi-folds that open a whole wall onto the garden.
Roof lanterns, roof lights and glass roofs, flat or pitched.
Casement and sliding units in uPVC or aluminium, any colour.
Frameless and post-fixed balustrades for stairs, balconies and terraces.
Structural glass, walk-on panels, screens and one-off units made to measure.
Send a photo of the opening and we will tell you what will fit and what it costs.
Send a photoOur work
Balustrades, roof glazing and windows — your own job photos would fill these frames.
These are drawings, not photographs. Linfold is an invented firm, so there is nothing real to photograph — and stock photography is the clearest sign to a customer that a firm has no work of its own to show. Your own job photos would go here.
How it works
We come and measure the opening ourselves. Glazing is unforgiving — a unit made to somebody else's numbers is a unit that does not fit — so the survey is where the job is won or lost.
A written price covering the unit, the glass specification, the finish and the fitting, so you can compare it properly against anyone else's.
Made to your measurements in the finish you chose. We will tell you the lead time at the quote and let you know if it moves.
Fitted, sealed, adjusted and cleaned by our own installers — not subcontracted out. Old units taken away, and the opening made good.
The four stages are Linfold Glazing's own. The lead times shown are illustrative examples for this demo.
Customers
They measured twice, three weeks later it arrived exactly right, and it was in and working the same day. The quote was itemised so we could see what the glass cost versus the fitting.
Our builder left the aperture 40mm out and the fitter sorted it on site rather than sending the lantern back. That saved us weeks.
Nobody else we asked would quote frameless. They talked us through the fixing, the glass thickness and the building regs, then just did it properly.
Sample reviews written for this demo — these are not real customers. Linfold Glazing's own would replace them.
Questions
Windows and doors are typically three to five weeks from survey to installation; bi-folds and lanterns can run a little longer depending on the finish. You get the lead time in writing with the quote, and we tell you if it moves rather than leaving you to chase.
uPVC is the value choice and perfectly good for standard casement windows. Aluminium is stronger, so the frames are much slimmer for the same opening — which is why bi-folds, big sliders and lanterns are almost always aluminium. If you want the maximum glass and the minimum frame, that is aluminium.
New or enlarged roof glazing generally falls under building regulations for thermal performance and structural opening, and your builder or a building-control inspector signs it off as part of the wider work. Replacement windows and doors are normally certified through an installer scheme instead of a separate application — your own scheme and registration number would be named here.
Yes, and it is worth getting us in before the aperture is formed rather than after. If it has already been built slightly out, we will usually work with it on site rather than remanufacture.
Double-glazed sealed units as standard, toughened or laminated where the position requires it — low-level glazing, doors, balustrades and overhead glass all have their own requirements. Self-cleaning and solar-control coatings are options on roof glazing, where cleaning is awkward and overheating is real.
No — it is a ballpark to tell you whether the job is in the right region before anyone visits. The real price comes from the survey, in writing, and it will not change afterwards.
Yes, residential and commercial both — shopfronts, offices and communal areas as well as houses.
Sealed units and hardware carry manufacturer warranties, and our own fitting is guaranteed. If a unit mists or a mechanism fails, call us and we will come and look at it.
Example answers written for this demo. The certification and guarantee wording would be replaced with your own scheme, your registration number and your actual terms.
A photo and a rough width is enough for us to tell you what will fit and roughly what it costs. The survey and the quote are free.
Example opening hours for this demo.