Doors
Sliding Doors
Slimline aluminium sliding doors transform spaces, allowing for extensive glass panes, multiple configurations, and energy-efficient designs.
From 2 track up to 3 track, centre parting – corner meeting or pockets doors our aluminium systems are all thermally broken and can achieve up to as low as 0.90 u-values to ensure the heat is trapped within the dwelling and maximising energy efficiency.
Bi-folding Doors
With many systems on the market we at MPS offer the best bifolding doors there are to offer. Being very popular in the residential sector with most popular configurations opening right up to bring the outside, in.
Our European-designed bi-folding doors offer flexibility, sleek sightlines, and oversized doors. They are tested for water tightness, air permeability, and wind loads.
Internal Doors
From framed to frameless, aluminium to steel, our high-end systems offer strength and durability, all doors are designed to create more light and airy spaces adding a clean and sleek look to any residential or commercial spaces.
Configurations include hinged, sliding, and pivot doors.
External Doors
Our external doors are often used for main entrance to the property in our high end classico range from front doors with glass inserts that brighten up the interior of your home and project with the most aesthetically of looks. All our doors come aluminium framed with transoms and sidelights. Glass can also be applied for privacy but still letting in the light externally maximising the space internally. Thermal insulated can be applied and can make the heat inside your home hard to escape. Various configurations as in
- Hinged
- Sliding
- Pivot
Fire Doors
When fire rated is specified all will in accordance to building regulations, MPS offer this with all certifications from our systems required from 30min up to 120min on certain systems – All steel frame insulated rebated to non-rebated doors with certain configurations to choose from – fire rated glass is a make up of a minimum of two panes of glass in between the cavity the two panes are then bonded with a clear intumescent gel interlayer.
In the case of a fire, as the fire heats up the glass, this with react and come in to play and will act as a barrier.