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Folding patio doors, also known as bi-fold doors or window walls, use European technology built for Canadian window and door systems.
These doors open with independent glass panels that are easy to manoeuvre and can be customized to any size requirement. Wide openings maximise natural light and frame exterior views. A retractable screen operates independently, whether panels are open or closed.
Folding patio doors are fully customizable for panel size, grille design, and colour.
Folding patio doors are designed for Canadian climates. Interlocking panels create an air-tight compression seal for energy efficiency year-round. With no hinges or mechanisms prone to failure in the cold, they keep your home warm in winter and cool in summer.
Glass panels open independently to any configuration, giving you full control over the size of your opening. Folding patio doors accommodate any size requirement without the limitations of a standard patio door.
Each set of folding patio doors includes a built-in retractable screen that operates independently of the glass panels and can stop at any point along the opening. When not in use, the screen tucks behind the frame, keeping the view clean and preventing dirt build-up.
All our installers are factory-trained and licensed. Before every install, we replace any faulty or deteriorating frame components on windows and doors in line with Canadian Standards Association (CSA) guidelines.
When the job is done, we leave your home the way we found it. No dirt, no dust, no debris. Every installation is backed by our 25-year transferable warranty, with dedicated after-sales support whenever you need it.
DraftLOCK Windows are definitely one of the most attractive and energy efficient windows on the market. Built to last and backed by a 25-year transferable warranty, these windows are truly a great investment that will enhance the value of your home for years to come.
For a more traditional look, all-wood bi-fold doors are available with panels that fold and stack to one or both sides of the opening, protected by CoreGuard Plus wood protection.
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Aluminum-clad wood bi-fold doors keep that same wood interior while adding a durable, low-maintenance aluminum exterior, including a FeelSafe option built for coastal and high-wind conditions.
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Glass panes are the most vulnerable surface for energy loss through heat transfer. In Canadian climates, a minimum of two panes is necessary on every glass panel in your patio door. In regions with prolonged low winter temperatures, three panes provide greater insulation and thermal performance.
Every Canadian Choice patio door is manufactured at our Canadian facility, in accordance with NFRC standards. Built here, installed by our own team, backed by our 25-year transferable warranty. Each door is built with spray insulation to prevent drafts, premium hardware, and 100% eco-friendly recyclable uPVC material. Engineered for Canadian climates, our patio doors improve your home's energy rating by up to 30% through air leak prevention and increased thermal efficiency.






Built with an advanced ASTM-approved acrylic system that bonds the sealed glass unit to the sash, no rubber strips that crack or deteriorate over time.
Glass units from world-class manufacturers Cardinal IG and Guardian Glass, featuring high-performance LoĒ glass coatings.
Added foam insulation for greater thermal efficiency in every season.
Quality hardware built to increase the durability of your windows and doors.
Engineered for consistent, long-term window and doors performance.
Made with lead-free uPVC. UV resistant and will not fade, discolour, warp, crack or peel.
All frame and sash corners are fusion welded for increased strength throughout.
Multiple-chamber frames and sashes deliver greater thermal efficiency and excellent soundproofing.
A clean, contemporary profile that enhances your home's look inside and out.
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Book your free consultation todayBifold patio doors can indeed be worth it if you are looking for a stylish and functional way to connect your indoor and outdoor living spaces within your home. These doors offer homeowners a sleek and modern design, easy access, and excellent natural light and ventilation capabilities.
Window walls can be more expensive than traditional windows due to their larger size, customized installation requirements, and higher-end materials. However, window walls can also add significant value to your home, providing it with benefits such as improved natural light and energy efficiency.
The purpose of window walls is to provide unobstructed views of the exterior and to maximize natural light entering your home. Window walls can also improve your home’s energy efficiency, enhance your indoor air quality, and help create a more modern and open living space.
While they typically offer homeowners many benefits, window wall systems can also bring with them a few disadvantages, including higher installation and maintenance costs, increased risk of air and water infiltration, and reduced privacy and security. Additionally, the large glass areas characteristic of window walls can lead to higher energy bills, due to increased heat loss or gain in your home. However, their benefits definitely outweigh the drawback in the long run.
Glass walls are safe if they are installed correctly and they meet the necessary building codes and safety regulations in your region. The glass used in window walls is also typically tempered or laminated in order to reduce the risk of injury in case of breakage - however, these types of windows can still be vulnerable to break-ins, so additional security measures may be necessary.
Generally, the lifespan of a glass wall will depend on a variety of factors such as the quality of the glass and framing materials, your installation methods, and the level of maintenance you perform on your window walls. Typically, you can expect well-maintained glass walls to last for several decades, or even longer.