Bloomcabin 3 panels without decorative bars, sliding to the right. For a clean contemporary appearance, choose 3 panels without decorative bars, sliding to the right. This outward-opening folding door places the emphasis on generous glazing, simple panel lines and a clearly defined operating direction.
Why choose this Bloomcabin design?
Three panels without decorative bars keep the glazed areas clear and uncluttered. With no added bar pattern, the design emphasises the glazing and the crisp lines of the individual panels.
The panels slide to the right, providing the specified direction for this outward-opening folding-door arrangement. Its pared-back appearance suits schemes where decorative divisions are neither required nor desired.
This folding-door design supports good energy efficiency and helps maintain a comfortable indoor environment in different seasons.
A strong match for projects seeking a clean three-panel outward-opening folding door without decorative bars and with rightward movement. 3 panels without decorative bars, sliding to the right — Balanced proportions make it easier to coordinate the design with the architecture and the intended appearance of the facade. Before configuration, the design can be adapted to the project requirements and the preferred architectural character.
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Type: Outward-opening folding door leaves;
Warranty: 5 years;
CE: Yes;
Material: Pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak or aluminium-clad oak;
Glazing: 2- or 3-pane glazing unit with a heat-reflective coating, warm-edge spacer (CHR) and argon gas;
Glazing gaskets: Black rubber;
Hardware: Centor with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism;
Fixing holes: 14 mm;
Frame: 187 × 60 mm; with aluminium cladding: 197 × 60 mm;
Door leaf: 82 × 76 mm; with aluminium cladding: 92 × 76 mm.
Bloomcabin folding doors
Outward-Opening Bifold Doors
Choose a named panel composition, timber or aluminium-clad timber material, colour and handle for a made-to-measure outward-opening bifold arrangement.
Opening style
Outward-opening folding leaves
Material selection
Timber or aluminium-clad timber
Conformity
CE marked
Order personalisation
Sizing, colour and handle choices
Our Outward-Opening Bifold Doors bring folding movement and a broad glazed composition together in a made-to-measure doorway. Their leaves open outwards, helping you plan the interior immediately beside the opening without relying on an inward leaf swing. Named panel patterns let you choose between an uninterrupted glazed arrangement and compositions structured by horizontal or combined horizontal and vertical decorative bars. Material, colour and handle choices allow the finished doorway to be considered as part of the wider architectural scheme rather than as an isolated element.
These doors are available in pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak or aluminium-clad oak. They feature a 2- or 3-pane glazing unit with a heat-reflective coating, warm-edge spacer (CHR) and argon gas, plus Centor hardware with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism. Because a bifold arrangement interacts with the aperture, the outward area and the surrounding building fabric, a useful enquiry begins with more than a single measurement. Review the intended opening, choose your preferred panel pattern and note your preferred material, colour and handle. The sections below will help you consider each decision.
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These bifold door leaves open and fold outwards, leaving the room-side area beside the opening free from an inward leaf swing. The exterior folding area therefore needs careful consideration when planning the doorway. Check the intended route of movement against the terrace, path, steps and other nearby features before agreeing the made-to-measure size.
The doors use Centor hardware with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism. Handle choice is also available, allowing you to consider how this visible detail coordinates with the frame, leaves and nearby fittings. When planning the doorway, think about where you will stand to use the handle and how people will approach the opening.
The named designs state that their panels slide to the right. Treat that direction as part of the selected design identity when reviewing the doorway from the relevant viewing side. It is worth confirming your viewing orientation during the enquiry, especially when drawings, exterior views and interior views may represent the opening differently. This avoids relying on an informal idea of “right” that changes when you turn around.
Daily ease of use also depends on keeping the operating area clear. Loose objects, furniture, planting and other nearby features should not obstruct the folding path. If the doorway will be used frequently, think about how people approach it, where they pause to use the handle and whether the outward movement fits naturally with that route. A deliberate plan helps integrate the folding composition into everyday use.
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Choose from pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak or aluminium-clad oak. The clad options combine a timber structure with aluminium cladding, giving you a different material expression from an unclad timber door. Consider the choice alongside your preferred colour and the materials used for other doors and windows in the building.
The frame component is 187 × 60 mm. Where aluminium cladding is used, the frame component is 197 × 60 mm. The door leaf component is 82 × 76 mm, and the aluminium-clad door leaf component is 92 × 76 mm. Fixing holes are 14 mm. These are component dimensions and should be read exactly in that form, rather than being relabelled as the overall depth, width or height of the complete doorway. Overall made-to-measure dimensions are determined separately for the intended opening.
Choose a 2- or 3-pane glazing unit for your doors. The product is CE marked and comes with a five-year warranty. Glazing formats and component dimensions describe the construction of the product; the overall door size is agreed separately through the made-to-measure ordering process.
Construction planning should account for the complete frame and leaf assembly, not just the visible glass or the broad size of the opening. The person responsible for the building work can use the confirmed product information alongside project-specific drawings and site conditions. When you enquire, separate the aperture measurements from any preferred finished door size and label each clearly. If aluminium cladding is being considered, say so from the outset because the confirmed clad frame and leaf components differ from their unclad counterparts.
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The doors are available with a 2- or 3-pane glazing unit incorporating a heat-reflective coating, warm-edge CHR spacer and argon gas. If your project has particular thermal, acoustic or other performance criteria, include them in your enquiry so they can be considered separately when discussing the appropriate glazing choice.
Glazing has a strong visual role in a bifold doorway because every panel contributes to the complete elevation. A design without decorative bars emphasises the glazed panel arrangement, while horizontal bars introduce repeated lines. Patterns combining horizontal and vertical decorative bars create a more detailed grid, helping the doorway relate to other architectural divisions.
Black rubber gaskets form part of the glazing specification. Consider their appearance as one detail within the complete composition, together with your chosen timber or aluminium-clad timber material, colour, handle and decorative-bar pattern.
Compare unbarred and decorative-bar patterns from both nearby and more distant viewpoints. Horizontal or combined bar arrangements can echo lines in nearby windows, doors or façades, while an unbarred design creates a simpler glazed composition. Base your choice on the named pattern, the scale of the opening and the architectural character you want to achieve.
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Each available design name identifies its panel count, decorative-bar arrangement and right-sliding direction. Use the complete name in your enquiry, then add your made-to-measure dimensions and preferred material, colour and handle. This keeps the visual pattern and order choices clear when we discuss your doorway.
The three-panel options are: “3 panels without decorative bars, sliding to the right”; “3 panels with 1 horizontal decorative bar, sliding to the right”; “3 panels with 2 horizontal decorative bars, sliding to the right”; “3 panels with 3 horizontal decorative bars, sliding to the right”; and “3 panels with 4 horizontal decorative bars, sliding to the right”. Compare the bar counts according to the amount of visual detail you want across the glazed elevation.
Three further designs combine horizontal and vertical bars: “3 panels with 2 horizontal decorative bars and 1 vertical decorative bar, sliding to the right”; “3 panels with 3 horizontal decorative bars and 1 vertical decorative bar, sliding to the right”; and “3 panels with 4 horizontal decorative bars and 1 vertical decorative bar, sliding to the right”. Refer to the complete selected pattern when requesting a quotation.
The collection also includes “5 panels without decorative bars, sliding to the right”. This five-panel option creates an unbarred glazed composition. If orientation is important to your plans, include the full design name and a simple marked drawing showing the interior, exterior and intended viewing side so that the right-sliding direction can be discussed clearly.
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Made-to-measure sizing is available, so the intended structural aperture is central to the enquiry. Measure the opening only when you understand which building surfaces define it, and identify whether the figures describe an unfinished structural opening or completed finishes. Record measurements consistently in millimetres. If floor, wall or lining finishes are still to be added, note that clearly instead of silently adjusting a figure. The final order discussion should be based on labelled information rather than an unqualified width-and-height pair.
Check the aperture at several positions because existing building work may not be perfectly uniform. Record the observed figures rather than choosing the one that appears most convenient. Diagonals and level conditions can also help the person responsible for the installation understand the opening. This is general enquiry preparation, not a substitute for project-specific surveying, structural assessment or fitting decisions. Do not deduct allowances from the measurements unless that approach has been agreed for your project.
Because the leaves open and fold outwards, assess the exterior area throughout their intended movement. Consider walls, steps and regular walking routes, as well as movable items such as furniture, pots and stored equipment. The space needed will depend on the selected made-to-measure arrangement and the conditions around your opening, so show nearby features on your measurements or sketch.
Review both sides of the aperture. On the interior, note nearby cabinetry, switches, curtains, blinds and furniture even though the leaves open outwards; these details may still influence access to the handle and the visual framing of the doorway. On the exterior, identify changes in level and any adjacent feature relevant to operation. Photographing the opening square-on and from each side can make an enquiry easier to understand, but photographs should accompany, not replace, clearly labelled measurements.
Finally, establish the viewing convention for “sliding to the right”. Mark interior and exterior on a sketch and add an arrow showing the named direction as you understand it. We can then discuss the design using a shared reference. This small step is particularly valuable where plans, elevations and photographs are viewed from different sides and might otherwise lead to opposing interpretations.
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Pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak and aluminium-clad oak provide four distinct material routes. Pine and oak offer different timber characters, while their clad counterparts add aluminium cladding. Begin by deciding whether you prefer an unclad timber appearance or an aluminium-clad expression, then discuss the colour that will work with the surrounding façade, interior finishes, doors and windows.
Colour choice is available. Include your preferred colour in the enquiry so we can discuss it alongside your selected timber or aluminium-clad timber material. A useful colour brief may reference surrounding doors, window frames, roof or façade elements, or an interior palette. Where exact coordination matters, provide the relevant reference rather than relying only on a screen image or a broad description such as dark, warm or neutral.
Handle choice is also available. Although small in relation to the complete doorway, the handle can coordinate with nearby architectural fittings or provide a deliberate contrast against the frame and leaves. Centor hardware with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism forms the operating and locking specification, while the handle is a separate visual choice to discuss with your order.
The panel pattern strongly influences the glazed elevation. Designs without decorative bars emphasise the repeated folding panels, while horizontal-bar designs add layered lines across the composition. Patterns with both horizontal and vertical decorative bars add another direction. Compare the complete named designs rather than trying to define new bar positions or subdivisions.
Bring material, colour, handle and panel pattern together rather than deciding each in isolation. If you are coordinating with existing framed openings, you might begin with their colour and line pattern, then select the material and named design that best support that approach. For a visually quieter opening, you might start with a design without decorative bars and build the remaining choices around it.
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A wider project may need several kinds of openings. Our related range covers entrance doors, internal panel doors, sliding doors, inward-opening patio doors and fixed windows. Compare each product according to its intended location, opening style, available materials and design choices rather than applying the bifold-door specification to every opening.
For an entrance, consider Panelled Entrance Doors – Outward Opening. Internal Panel Doors provide a separate option for rooms within the building. Review each product page for its own materials, glazing, hardware, dimensions and available purchase choices before deciding which door belongs in each location.
Siegenia Sliding Doors and Patio Life Side-Sliding Patio Doors move laterally to the side, offering an alternative to the outward-folding action featured here. When comparing folding and sliding doors, begin with the movement that best suits the opening and surrounding space, then review the materials, glazing, hardware and design choices for the relevant product.
Single-Leaf Patio Doors – Inward Opening and Double-Leaf Patio Doors – Inward Opening offer inward-opening tilt-and-turn door leaves. For areas where an opening window is unnecessary, compare Fixed Window (Non-Opening) and Round Fixed Window (Non-Opening), then choose between a rectangular or circular fixed composition for the intended location.
Use these related products to map the different openings in your project. List each location separately, identify the exact product title and add the relevant measurements, material preferences and design priorities. The related-product links below will take you to the individual options. Panelled Entrance Doors – Outward Opening, Internal Panel Doors, Siegenia Sliding Doors, Single-Leaf Patio Doors – Inward Opening, Double-Leaf Patio Doors – Inward Opening, Patio Life Side-Sliding Patio Doors, Fixed Window (Non-Opening), Round Fixed Window (Non-Opening).
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Start with the opening. Give it a simple project label, such as garden room opening or rear elevation doorway, so drawings, photographs and measurements remain connected. Record the completed or structural aperture status, use millimetres, and label the viewing side. Add an orientation arrow for the stated right-sliding direction. Keep observed measurements separate from any desired finished product dimensions.
Next, review the exterior folding area and note anything that may affect the outward movement or everyday route through the doorway. Include permanent building features and movable objects, but avoid guessing a required allowance. If another person is responsible for surveying, structural work or installation decisions, identify that role in your own project planning so the relevant questions can be resolved before the order configuration is finalised.
Choose one complete named panel pattern. Copy the wording rather than abbreviating it to a panel count, because the full name carries the decorative-bar arrangement and sliding direction. If deciding between patterns, list a preferred design and a second design for discussion instead of blending elements into a new pattern that is not named. A marked elevation sketch can help communicate which view you are considering.
Then state your preferred material: pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak or aluminium-clad oak. Add your colour direction and handle preference separately. If the colour needs to coordinate with another building element, include the relevant reference and identify what should match. The doors use Centor hardware with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism.
Choose between the available 2- and 3-pane glazing units, or ask us to discuss the appropriate option. Mention any project-specific glazing criteria that you need to consider. Finally, attach clearly named sketches or photographs where useful and summarise your outstanding questions. A structured enquiry helps us focus on the made-to-measure size, named design, orientation, material, colour, handle and glazing choices for your doorway.
Questions about the product
Yes. Made-to-measure sizing is an available purchase choice. Measure the completed structural aperture carefully and note nearby surfaces, floor levels and outward clearances. We can use those details when discussing an appropriate order configuration with you.
A colour choice is available. As no specific palette is defined here, include the colour or finish you have in mind with your enquiry. We can then discuss the applicable choice alongside your preferred timber or aluminium-clad material.
Yes. Handle choice is included among the available purchase choices. Tell us what appearance you prefer when enquiring, particularly if the handle needs to coordinate visually with other doors, windows or fittings in your project.
Choose a 2- or 3-pane glazing unit with a heat-reflective coating, warm-edge spacer (CHR), argon gas and black rubber gaskets.
The glazing units use black rubber gaskets. Their appearance forms part of the overall glazed composition, alongside your chosen frame material, colour and decorative-bar pattern.
The doors use Centor hardware with a high-security multi-point locking mechanism.
Yes. Our Outward-Opening Bifold Doors are CE marked and come with a five-year warranty.
The available materials are pine, aluminium-clad pine, oak and aluminium-clad oak. Timber and clad timber create different visual relationships with a building, so consider the surrounding windows, doors, interior finishes and exterior composition before choosing.
Tell us about your opening, preferred material, colour, handle and named panel pattern. If possible, include your measured aperture, surrounding clearances and relevant access details. We can then discuss a made-to-measure Outward-Opening Bifold Doors configuration that suits your chosen design and the way you want the doorway to look and fold.
