Heavy-Duty Thermal Break Bifold Doors
Extra-strong 120mm profile bifold doors featuring T6063-T5 thermal break aluminum. Certified for high-performance residential and commercial panoramic openings.
Product Overview
Our 120mm heavy-duty bifold doors are engineered for grand-scale architectural projects where thermal efficiency and structural strength are paramount. Utilizing T6063-T5 thermal break technology, these doors significantly reduce heat transfer, keeping interiors comfortable in all climates. With a massive profile thickness of up to 3.0mm, these doors can support enormous panels and triple-glazing units (up to 39mm total glass thickness). Professionally certified with AS2047 and CE standards, they offer a wide array of options including low-threshold sills for accessibility and built-in blinds for modern privacy, making them the gold standard for luxury villas and high-end commercial buildings.
Specifications
| Series | 120mm ultra-heavy thermal break system |
| Gauge & Material | T6063-T5 Thermal Break; 2.5mm to 3.0mm thickness |
| Glass Utility | Triple tempered: 5+12A+5+12A+5mm; or Double 5+20A+5mm |
| Sill Options | Low-profile (15mm) or high-performance (50mm) |
| Certifications | AS2047 (Australian), CE (European) |
Key Features
Peak Thermal Break
Integrated thermal barriers stop energy loss, ideal for extreme hot or cold climates.
Grand Opening
Robust engineering allows for massive spans, transforming entire walls into open gateways.
Threshold Versatility
Optional 15mm low threshold ensures seamless, trip-free indoor-outdoor access.
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