Residential Bi-Fold Doors by FIRST Windows & Doors

Residential Bi-Fold Doors

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Description

An in-frame bottom roller track allows greater carrying capacity and facilitates the 'lay-back' option where two-panel configurations can swing back against an adjoining wall for clutter-free decks.

These are bottom-rolling and rated to 2.1m high in very high wind zones. For higher doors consider using the Metro Series or APL Architectural Series.

Key Features

For mainstream residential use
A flat-face frame, rails and stiles for a clean, contemporary look
Recommended maximum 2100mm high doors in Extra High wind zones. For larger sizes consider using the Metro Series and APL Architectural Series
The efficient bottom roller system allows optimum load capacity and increased panel width
For uncluttered decks a 'lay-back' option allows two panels to swing back against adjoining walls rather than project out at 90° (available in 2-panel, 2+1 and 2+2 configurations)
Corner bi-folds (90°) are available that do not require a corner post
Same profiles as hinged and French doors ensure continuity of style
Rebated sill track option allows flush floor levels inside and out (for sheltered locations only)

Ranges

Residential Series

Scope of Use

Suitable for broad residential use
A good option for maximum unobstructed views and ventilation
Need to be used in defined maximum sizes according to the wind exposure

Limitations on Use

Recommended maximum 2100mm high doors in Extra High wind zones — For larger sizes consider using the Metro Series and APL Architectural Series
Careful consideration of bi-fold use is required when projecting on to decks or pedestrian areas (lay-back option available in this situation)
Consider the ease of reaching to the bi-fold handle if the window is placed beyond a bench
Open bi-folds need to be monitored if windy conditions occur
Free-swinging single panels not recommended

Statement of Building Code Compliance

Designed, tested and manufactured to meet NZS 4211: Performance of Windows, and NZS 4233: Glazing in Buildings, Parts 1-4
Designed and tested to conform to NZ Building Code, including Clause E2

In-Service History

Extensively used in residential projects throughout New Zealand for more than 40 years with continuous design upgrades
Widely used by homeowners, builders, group home builders and specifier

Other Performance Attributes

Window and door warranty provided under normal conditions of use against failure of materials and workmanship for a period of five years
Surface finish is covered by a separate performance warranty dependent on the actual finish selected
A hardware/componentry warranty is offered against defects in manufacturing, functionality and surface finish for a period of five years, provided care and maintenance guidelines have been followed

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Description

Key Features

Categories

Ranges

Scope of Use

Limitations on Use

Statement of Building Code Compliance

In-Service History

Other Performance Attributes

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