PVC Doors
Our range of Concertina PVC Doors offers a versatile solution for enhancing privacy, concealing unsightly areas, and creating flexible room divisions. With a variety of options to suit your needs, some models are extendable and allow multiple doors to be added—perfect for adaptable layouts. Accessories are also available.
You are unable to join 2 doors together, however you can make a “double door” using 2 standard doors as an alternative. This works by purchasing 2 standard doors, and then fixing the closure channel (located in the handles themselves) which will allow the handles to close into each other. Please note, there are specific instructions on our website in order to achieve this.
The answer is yes and no. If the door is too large/high, you can cut the door down using a drop or hack saw. (please note you can only do this from the bottom only) .If the door is too small/short, the only way around this would be to pack your door frame out with timber (DIY style). In terms of adjusting the width, you can add and remove panels as needed to achieve your specific measurements. Please note, the additional panels require headrail extensions also and need to be purchased separately to the PVC door itself.
For our Havana, Platinum & San Marino PVC doors, it is approx 10cm. If you add panels to the door then it will be more, depending on how many you add.
Unfortunately, our PVC doors are not waterproof and are therefore not designed to be installed outside.
You can remove and add panels from/to our PVC doors. There are specific instructions you will need access to, in order to be able to do this process smoothly and efficiently without damaging the door. In basic terms, you will need to remove the caps on both the top and bottom of the hinge (you need to remove the screws first with a screwdriver). You will then be able to slide the panel upwards and off the door itself. You can find the detailed instructions on our website.
