Timber bi-fold doors are a popular choice for opening up a living space, folding neatly to one side in the style of a handheld fan to create wide, clear openings. Often called concertina doors or fold doors, they’re unrivalled for natural light intake, access and flow.
Sliding doors, sometimes referred to as patio doors, are different but equally effective. As opposed to folding concertina-style, these large glass panels glide smoothly behind one another, stacking at the end. A great option where space is limited and simplicity is desired.
Handcrafted, sustainable timber doors made locally in Oxfordshire.
Every door set is made in-house using traditional joinery methods and Accoya® timber for strength, accuracy and an authentic finish that stands the test of time.
We use FSC-certified Accoya® timber, sourced responsibly through trusted suppliers like Latham Timber.
Advanced coatings and durable Accoya® timber mean very little maintenance compared with older wooden bi-folds or softwood doors.
Sizes, layouts, colours, glazing and finishes are tailored to suit your living space, existing windows and buying priorities.
High performance glazing and tight tolerances help reduce heat loss and support lower energy bills, as well as a more comfortable living space year-round.
Backed by a 30 year preservative guarantee, 8 year coating guarantee and a 10 year guarantee on the complete product.
Accoya® timber bi-fold doors fold back panel by panel, stacking neatly to one or both sides. They create wide openings and suit homes where indoor and outdoor living connect closely. Choose bifolds if you want flexibility and full access.
Sliding doors glide smoothly on discreet tracks, requiring less floor space. They suit contemporary homes and patios where space may be more limited, and a simpler way of opening is desired.
Both door styles improve natural light, energy efficiency and the value of your home, but suit different spaces. Bi-folds prioritise external views and flexibility, while sliding doors focus on simplicity and space-saving.
Timber doors offer warmth, character and performance that uPVC and aluminium doors struggle to match. Unlike aluminium bi-folds, timber has natural insulating properties, helping to authentically reduce heat transfer and improve thermal efficiency without relying solely on a thermal break.
At Kirkman Joinery, our experience, in-house manufacturing process and small specialist team mean every door is built properly, independently tested, finished carefully and fitted to meet current building regulations.
Designed for homeowners across Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.
No. Our Accoya® wooden bifold doors use modern coatings and stable timber, meaning very little maintenance beyond basic cleaning and occasional checks. You don’t need to worry about insect damage, warping or rotting thanks to our modern materials and manufacturing.
If you’re looking for a more thermally efficient, sustainable, authentic-looking door that is equally impressive when it comes to durability, then timber is the best choice for you.
Yes. We regularly match the colours of flush casement windows, sliding sash windows and other windows for a consistent appearance, the perfect addition to any existing glazing.
We regularly work on heritage and traditional properties, designing timber doors that respect planning requirements and original character. As well as being a more traditional option, these doors are a great way to enjoy modern benefits such as improved energy efficiency, very little maintenance requirements and added security thanks to our manufacturing process and leading materials.
All doors include a 30 year preservative guarantee, 8 year guarantee on the paint and a 10 year guarantee on the complete door set.
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