Our art-deco style, thermally broken aluminium door systems are ideal for period properties or for adding character to new-build and contemporary homes. The neo-industrial appearance is one of the latest trends in the glazing industry.
IDSystems range of aluminium heritage doors offers the perfect solution for replacing traditional steel doors with a highly engineered, thermally broken aluminium alternative - whilst keeping slim frames and a sleek profile.
The neo-industrial appearance owes a lot to tradition, with the original style dating back to the 1880s before becoming hugely popular during the art deco era of the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Our heritage doors provide an aluminium alternative to traditional narrow-framed steel doors. Their elegance and style are ideal for any period home.
Our heritage doors can be configured to your exact requirements, whether you are looking for a single set of French doors with or without sidelights, a set of heritage bifold doors to completely open up an aperture or our heritage sliding doors which are perfectly suited for larger openings.
Unlike traditional steel windows and doors where the profile is typically a single piece of metal and therefore allows for cold bridging between the exterior and interior surfaces of the frame, our Heritage Doors are manufactured from thermally broken aluminium with a polyamide thermal break between the inside and outside of the frame. As a result the system is able to provide vastly superior thermal performance, with low U-values from just 1.5W/m²K, exceeding the requirements of Building Regulations Document L.
Predominantly utilised as French doors with a set of sidelights, the system can be designed and configured to meet your exact requirements. They can be installed as a single door or double doors, used internally or externally and can even be utilised as an internal room divider.
Our Heritage Doors are independently tested to Class 4 (600Pa) air permeability and Class 9a (600Pa) water tightness to ensure superior protection from wind and rain compared to traditional manufacturing methods.
The design of our Heritage Doors is all about the aesthetic appeal and whether you opt for French, bifold or sliding doors each one of our heritage door configurations features frames that give the doors the much sought-after look.
This West London extension combines modern open plan space with Art Deco inspired style. From the reclaimed parquet wooden floor to the aluminium heritage French doors, designed to match the appearance of traditional steel doors, the project provides the perfect combination of new and old.
This stylish North London extension has created an open-plan kitchen and living space with a traditional twist thanks to the aluminium Heritage Doors
This 1930s family home on the edge of North London has been given a new lease of life thanks to a complete renovation and extension project featuring a large 6-panel set of vistaline slide and turn doors that connect the open plan kitchen with large garden
Choose from Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) matt, Slate Grey (RAL 7015) matt or Graphite Black (RAL 9011) matt as standard or from more than 200 RAL classic or textured finish including Jet Black (RAL 9005) for the more traditional steel door appearance or DB703 textured for a really contemporary take on a classic.
From 1.5 W/m2K
From 1.3 W/m2K
From 1.4 W/m2K
Water tightness: 300 Pa (Class 7a). Air permeability: 600 Pa (Class 4)
Water tightness: 900 Pa (Class 9a). Air permeability: 600 Pa (Class 3)
Water tightness: 300 Pa (Class 7a). Air permeability: 600 Pa (Class 3)
Width: up to 900mm. Height: up to 2200mm. Can be combined with sidelight and overlight glazing for larger openings
Width: up to 1200mm. Height: up to 3500mm
Width: up to 2000mm. Height: up to 3000mm
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