Choosing the best type of conservatory as an addition to your home is daunting because you have to select the right fixtures so that you can have a conservatory that is stable, strong, useful and attractive. Another challenge is choosing the door that would comply with the overall features of your conservatory. In choosing doors to install, you not only need to consider the overall look of the conservatory but the practical use of the door. Some of the most common conservatory doors are bi-folding, tilt and slide, French, Inline, and the Quad types.
The bi-folding doors have 2 or 3 framed panels that are held together by hinges. When fully opened, the doors create a zigzag shape. They are perfect for conservatories that open onto a large garden, as they create a wide open door space. Bi-folding doors are best installed for larger conservatories.
Another type of door is the tilt and slide door. It is considered as one of the most innovative doors at present because they create a horizontal see-saw like tilt when opened. They are popular for conservatory use because they allow sunlight and air to circulate inside the conservatory and at the same time protecting the inside from rain and insects. Moreover, they can also be used as sliding doors with fixed side panels so that the entrance of people and furniture becomes easy.
French doors, on the other hand, are one of the most classic double doors which can be installed on any style and size of conservatories. They are one of the most popular choice of door for conservatories because of their elegant look and practical benefits. The larger the width of French doors, the more elegant they look. They can either be opened outwards and inwards. French doors are often used as main doors for conservatories that lead to the garden.
Most conservatory doors come with secure locks that makes sure your conservatory is well protected. Hiring a professional to install your new conservatory door is recommended to ensure all safety measures have been met.