Aluminium doors
Sleek, durable and surprisingly versatile, aluminium doors have become a favourite for renovators looking to blend contemporary style with performance. Whether you’re building new or upgrading existing doors, aluminium is worth considering for both interior and exterior applications.
Solid core timber doors
Solid core wooden doors are heavily constructed doors made from whole bits of timber. These doors are most commonly used as front entrance doors...
Roller doors
Roller doors, like tilt doors, are used almost exclusively as garage doors. Because of the way they operate, roller doors generally take up less...
Tilt doors
Hinged tilt doors are commonly used for garages and sheds, and offer a simple and cost-effective way to create a large, accessible opening.
Tilt doors...
Security screen doors
Security screen doors offer both a way to add an extra layer of security to the front door of your house, and to provide...
Sliding doors
Sliding doors make excellent use of space, and allow significantly larger entryways than conventional hinged doors. 'Pocketed' sliding doors even allow you to conceal...
Stacker doors
Stacker doors allow massive openings in homes, letting you effectively open up an entire wall onto either a different part of the house, or...
Dutch doors or stable doors
Dutch doors are a convenient solution in a number of different scenarios - for controlling pets or small children, for instance, or for providing...
French doors
Popular for their ability to 'open up' a space and create a big entry or exit, french doors vary significantly both in their size,...
Bi-fold doors
Bi‑fold doors have surged in popularity among Australian renovators, offering a seamless blend of style, space-saving flexibility and indoor–outdoor living enhancements. Whether fitted inside a wardrobe or opening wide to your outdoor space, knowing their benefits—and the standards they must meet—helps ensure your investment performs beautifully and lasts for years.