Bespoke Steel Doors London | Styles, Prices & Options

Bespoke steel doors have become one of the most sought-after architectural features in London homes.

From Victorian terraces and Edwardian houses to contemporary apartments, new-build properties and major residential renovations, steel-framed glass doors provide something that conventional internal doors struggle to achieve: physical separation between rooms without sacrificing natural light, sightlines or the feeling of space.

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For London properties in particular, that combination can be incredibly valuable.

Floor space is often at a premium. Many period properties have relatively dark central areas. Modern extensions frequently create large open-plan kitchens that homeowners later want the flexibility to separate. And increasingly, homeowners want doors to become part of the interior architecture rather than simply something used to close an opening.

This is where bespoke steel doors come into their own.

Instead of selecting an off-the-shelf door and adapting the opening around it, a bespoke steel doorset can be designed around the dimensions, layout and style of your property.

You can choose the configuration, dimensions, glazing arrangement, frame colour, glass type and hardware to create something specifically suited to your home.

At Interior Doors Ltd, we supply bespoke OTIF steel doors for London projects, including single hinged doors, double doors, pivot doors, sliding doors, bi-fold systems, fixed steel screens and specialist fire-rated options.

This guide explains the different styles available, what affects the price of bespoke steel doors and the options worth considering before requesting a quotation.

What Is a Bespoke Steel Door?

A bespoke steel door is manufactured according to the requirements of an individual project rather than being produced exclusively in standard UK door sizes.

This distinction is particularly important with steel doors.

 

Traditional internal timber doors are commonly manufactured in standard dimensions and fitted into corresponding frames.

Bespoke steel systems work differently.

The complete doorset can be designed around the architectural opening.

Depending on the system selected, you may be able to specify the overall dimensions, number of doors, opening direction, glazing-bar configuration, colour, glass and hardware.

Fixed glazed side panels or overpanels can also be incorporated where a larger glazed partition is required.

The result is something that feels much more integrated into the architecture.

Rather than appearing as a standard internal door inserted into an opening, the steel and glass can become part of the wall itself.

Why Bespoke Steel Doors Work So Well in London

London has an enormous variety of property types.

There are Victorian terraces in Battersea, Clapham and Wandsworth, townhouses across Chelsea and Kensington, period homes in Richmond and Barnes, mansion flats, warehouse conversions, new apartments and substantial detached properties around areas such as Hampstead and Highgate.

 

Those buildings were not designed around one universal door size.

Older London properties in particular can contain unusual openings, generous ceiling heights, narrow hallways and layouts that have been altered repeatedly over many decades.

Extensions create further possibilities.

A homeowner might remove most of the wall between two rooms but still want the ability to separate them occasionally.

A standard 762mm timber door would look completely out of proportion in such an opening.

A bespoke steel screen incorporating double doors and fixed glazing can instead fill the complete space.

That is one of the biggest advantages of choosing made-to-measure steel doors in London.

The design can respond to the property.

Are Bespoke Steel Doors Only for Luxury Homes?

No.

Steel doors are undeniably a premium product compared with many conventional internal doors, but they are no longer restricted to extremely large houses or ultra-high-end developments.

 

A single steel door can create just as much visual impact in a modest London apartment as an oversized glazed partition can in a large townhouse.

The important consideration is choosing the correct configuration.

A large double or pivot system may make sense in a substantial renovation.

In a smaller property, a single hinged or sliding door might provide the same steel aesthetic at a more manageable cost while also being better suited to the available space.

You therefore do not need to fill an entire wall with steel glazing to benefit from bespoke manufacturing.

Sometimes one carefully designed door is enough.

Single Hinged Bespoke Steel Doors

Single hinged doors are one of the most straightforward ways to introduce genuine steel glazing into a London property.

They operate much like a conventional internal door.

The difference comes from the construction and appearance.

 

Slim steel framing surrounds large glazed sections, allowing light to continue through the doorway even while the door is closed.

This makes single steel doors particularly suitable between kitchens, dining rooms, home offices, hallways, utility rooms and living areas.

They can also work extremely well where a conventional timber door would make a small room feel enclosed.

Because the doors are bespoke, the overall appearance can be changed considerably through the glazing arrangement.

A simple design with one large pane of glass produces a clean contemporary appearance.

Adding horizontal glazing bars creates a stronger industrial influence.

A combination of horizontal and vertical bars can produce the classic grid-style appearance commonly associated with traditional steel-framed glazing.

Different glass and colour choices can then take the same basic door in completely different stylistic directions.

For customers starting their search for bespoke steel doors in London, the single hinged configuration is often a useful benchmark against which more complex arrangements can be compared.

Double Steel Doors

Double steel doors are particularly popular across London renovations because they work beautifully between larger adjoining rooms.

 

Instead of one door leaf, two doors meet in the centre.

When both leaves are opened, a much larger connection is created between the rooms.

When closed, the glazing continues to provide visual connection and borrowed light.

Consider a typical London renovation where the rear of a Victorian terrace has been extended to create a larger kitchen.

The homeowner may want to retain the original reception room at the front while improving the connection between that room and the new kitchen.

Bespoke double steel doors can provide a particularly elegant solution.

During everyday use, the doors can remain open.

When cooking, entertaining, working or watching television, they can be closed to create two distinct spaces again.

This flexibility is one of the reasons double steel doors are increasingly popular in London homes.

They create separation without recreating the visual barrier of a solid wall.

Double Doors With Fixed Side Panels

Where the architectural opening extends beyond the width required for two doors, fixed steel-framed glass panels can be added.

This creates a much larger glazed elevation.

For example, rather than installing two doors into the middle of a wide opening and rebuilding the surrounding wall, the entire area might become a combination of:

Two operating door leaves in the centre, fixed glazed steel screens on either side and potentially glazed overpanels above.

The result can be extremely striking.

It also allows substantially more daylight to pass between the rooms.

For high-end residential projects in London, these larger steel and glass screens can transform the appearance of the whole ground floor.

The glazing becomes part of the architecture rather than simply part of the door.

Bespoke Steel Pivot Doors

Pivot doors are one of the most architectural options available within the OTIF range.

Unlike conventional hinged doors, which rotate from hinges fitted along one side, a pivot door rotates around dedicated pivot hardware.

 

This changes both the movement and visual balance of the door.

Large pivot doors can feel surprisingly effortless when properly designed because the weight is distributed through the pivot mechanism.

They also create a very different aesthetic.

A tall glazed steel pivot door can become a major feature within a hallway, kitchen or reception area.

In contemporary London interiors, pivot systems work particularly well where the objective is to create something visually impressive rather than simply fill a doorway.

They can also be useful for larger door leaves where traditional proportions would appear less elegant.

The current OTIF pivot range offered by Interior Doors Ltd demonstrates how different glazing-bar layouts, finishes and dimensions can completely change the finished appearance.

For projects where the door itself should feel like part of the architecture, pivot steel doors are worth serious consideration.

Sliding Bespoke Steel Doors

Sliding doors solve a different problem.

Instead of swinging into a room, the door moves sideways.

 

For London properties where usable floor area is limited, this can be extremely practical.

Furniture can potentially be positioned closer to the opening because there is no conventional door swing to accommodate.

Sliding steel doors therefore work particularly well for smaller apartments, home offices, dressing rooms, kitchens and areas with awkward circulation space.

They can also be used for much larger openings.

Imagine a wide glazed steel panel separating a kitchen from a living room.

When closed, the spaces remain visually connected through the glass.

When opened, the steel panel moves across the adjoining wall and the rooms effectively become one larger space.

For homeowners who like open-plan living but occasionally need separation, this can be an extremely effective arrangement.

Internal Steel Bi-Fold Doors

Bi-fold steel doors provide another option for wider openings.

Rather than having two large swinging leaves, the door sections fold together.

This allows a substantial proportion of the opening to be cleared when the system is fully open.

 

Internally, this can create excellent flexibility.

A London kitchen and lounge might function separately during the working week before the bi-fold doors are opened completely when friends or family visit.

When closed, the glazing keeps the rooms visually connected.

When open, the barrier largely disappears.

Steel bi-fold doors can therefore be especially attractive for homeowners trying to achieve both traditional room separation and modern open-plan living within the same property.

Steel Room Dividers

Sometimes the requirement is bigger than a door.

Large open-plan spaces can look impressive but are not always practical.

Noise moves freely.

Different activities compete with one another.

Heating one huge area can be less convenient.

And working from home has increased demand for more defined spaces.

A bespoke steel room divider allows part of an open-plan area to be divided without introducing a heavy solid wall.

The structure might combine operating doors with fixed glazing to create a complete transparent partition.

This is particularly useful between kitchens and living rooms, home offices and lounges, dining areas and kitchens or entrance halls and reception rooms.

The design possibilities are enormous because the proportions of the fixed panels can be coordinated with the doors themselves.

How Much Do Bespoke Steel Doors Cost in London?

There is no universal price for a bespoke steel door.

The final cost depends on the specification.

This is important because two steel doors that appear broadly similar in a photograph can have significantly different requirements.

 

The overall dimensions matter.

So does the opening mechanism.

The glass selection, colour, number of glazing bars, hardware, fixed screens and any required specialist performance can all influence the quotation.

As a broad example of the differences between configurations, Interior Doors Ltd currently lists an OTIF single hinged steel door with a guide price of approximately £1,456.80, while examples on the OTIF pivot range currently have guide prices from approximately £1,736.80 to £1,855.99.

These should be treated as guide prices rather than universal costs because bespoke dimensions and specifications can change the final quotation.

Larger double doors, screens, bi-folding arrangements and specialist fire-rated doorsets require individual pricing.

For this reason, the best way to establish the cost of bespoke steel doors for a London project is to provide approximate opening dimensions and the configuration you are considering.

That allows the quotation to reflect the actual project rather than an unrealistic headline price.

What Makes a Bespoke Steel Door More Expensive?

Size is one of the obvious factors.

A larger doorset requires more material and potentially larger areas of glass.

But size alone does not determine the cost.

A simple large fixed screen may be less mechanically complicated than a smaller multi-leaf folding system.

The operating configuration therefore matters considerably.

A conventional single hinged door has relatively straightforward hardware.

A pivot door requires specialist pivot components.

Sliding systems need their own track mechanisms.

Bi-fold doors involve several coordinated moving leaves.

Fire-rated doors require a complete suitable doorset specification rather than simply changing one component.

Glass can also influence pricing.

Clear glass may represent the simplest option, while specialist decorative or performance glazing can increase the specification.

The number of glazing bars and complexity of the steel design can also influence manufacturing.

Hardware selection is another factor.

Handles, locks, latches and other components can range from understated standard options to more distinctive architectural hardware.

Finally, fixed side panels, overpanels and large glazed screens increase the overall scale of the installation.

When comparing quotes, make sure you are comparing like for like.

The cheapest headline figure is not particularly useful if one quotation is for a simple door while another incorporates additional glazing, specialist hardware or a very different specification.

Should You Choose Black Steel Doors?

Black remains the colour most strongly associated with internal steel doors.

There is a good reason.

The dark framework produces clear lines around the glazing and works well with the industrial heritage that inspired many modern steel-door designs.

Black is also relatively easy to coordinate with other interior elements.

Black taps, lighting, window frames, handles and kitchen details can all visually connect with the steelwork.

But bespoke steel doors do not have to be black.

For some interiors, another colour can be considerably more interesting.

White Steel Doors

White steel doors create a lighter, softer appearance.

Instead of strongly outlining every glazed section, the frame can blend more gently into pale surrounding walls.

This can work particularly well in Scandinavian-inspired interiors, contemporary apartments and homes where the owner wants the benefits of steel without an overtly industrial look.

White can also be effective where natural light and openness are the main objectives.

Bronze and Warmer Steel Finishes

Warmer interior palettes have become increasingly prominent.

Natural oak, limestone, travertine, warm neutrals and textured fabrics can sometimes sit more naturally alongside bronze or similarly warm steel finishes than stark black.

The result can still feel modern but substantially softer.

This can work particularly well in high-end London interiors where the objective is understated luxury rather than an industrial aesthetic.

Bespoke RAL Colours

For projects requiring something more individual, steel doors can be available in a wider range of colour finishes depending on the selected configuration.

This allows the steelwork to relate directly to other parts of the project.

A door colour might coordinate with kitchen cabinetry.

It might match external window frames.

Or it could deliberately contrast with the surrounding wall.

For architects and interior designers, this ability to integrate the doors into the wider material palette can be one of the biggest advantages of specifying a bespoke system.

Choosing the Right Glass

The glass occupies far more visual area than the steel itself.

Glass selection should therefore receive just as much attention as the frame colour.

Different glazing types affect privacy, light and the overall character of the door.

Clear Glass

Clear glass is the obvious choice where maximising natural light and visibility is the priority.

It works extremely well between kitchens, dining areas and living rooms.

The sightline continues from one room to another, helping the spaces feel larger and more connected.

In darker London properties, clear glass can also allow valuable daylight to travel further into hallways and internal rooms.

Reeded Glass

Reeded glass provides a balance between transparency and privacy.

The textured surface distorts the view through the door while allowing light to pass through.

It can also add visual interest without requiring more glazing bars.

Reeded steel doors can work particularly well for home offices, hallways and interiors where a softer, more decorative appearance is preferred.

The combination of narrow steel framing and vertical textured glass can look especially elegant.

Frosted Glass

Where privacy is the main requirement, frosted glazing may be more appropriate.

Light continues to move through the glass, but direct visibility is significantly reduced.

This can be useful for certain offices, utility areas or rooms where you do not necessarily want an unobstructed view.

Tinted Glass

Tinted glazing produces a more dramatic result.

Grey or bronze tones can introduce depth and sophistication while reducing the stark transparency of conventional clear glass.

Tinted glass works particularly well when coordinated with darker steel finishes, natural stone, timber and warm lighting.

For a London interior where the steel door is intended to be a statement feature, tinted glass is an option worth exploring.

Choosing the Glazing-Bar Design

Glazing bars are responsible for much of what we recognise as the traditional steel-door aesthetic.

But there is no requirement to use the conventional symmetrical grid.

A bespoke design can be much simpler.

One or two horizontal bars might be enough to give the door structure without making it visually busy.

Large uninterrupted sections of glass create a more minimalist appearance.

More complex grids create a stronger industrial style.

Asymmetrical arrangements can produce something distinctly contemporary.

The key is to consider the proportions of the complete opening.

A glazing pattern that looks excellent on a narrow single door may not translate perfectly to a much larger double doorset.

For projects involving several different steel doors, it can also be useful to establish a consistent design language.

The exact number of bars may change according to the dimensions, but maintaining similar horizontal lines can make different doors feel part of the same scheme.

Steel Doors for Victorian London Homes

One of the most interesting applications for contemporary steel doors is inside period properties.

London's Victorian houses frequently contain beautiful original details: fireplaces, cornicing, timber floors, ceiling roses and tall sash windows.

It might seem counterintuitive to introduce modern steel into these spaces.

In practice, the contrast can work exceptionally well.

The steel does not need to imitate the original architecture.

Instead, it clearly represents the contemporary part of the renovation.

This approach is particularly effective where a traditional front section of the house transitions into a modern rear extension.

Double steel doors can act as the architectural bridge between the two.

Steel Doors for London Kitchen Extensions

Kitchen extensions are one of the strongest applications for bespoke steel doors.

Large rear extensions can create fantastic open spaces, but fully open-plan living is not always practical.

Smells, noise and competing activities can make homeowners reconsider whether complete openness is desirable.

Steel glazing provides an alternative.

The kitchen can remain visually connected with the adjoining room while still being physically separated.

During entertaining, the doors can be opened.

During everyday family life, they can be closed.

Because the doors are largely glazed, closing them does not make the property feel as compartmentalised as conventional solid doors might.

Bespoke Steel Doors for Apartments

Smaller London apartments present different requirements.

There may not be space for large double doors.

The objective may instead be to make limited floor area feel more generous.

A single glazed steel door can maintain sightlines between rooms.

A sliding system can eliminate door swing.

Using fewer glazing bars can keep the appearance light and minimal.

Bespoke sizing also means the system can be designed around the available space rather than forcing a standard door arrangement into an awkward opening.

Bespoke Steel Doors for Luxury London Homes

Larger properties provide opportunities to push the architecture further.

Oversized pivot doors, full glazed partitions, tall double doors and multiple coordinating steel systems can create a dramatic interior scheme.

Ceiling height is particularly important.

Where a property has generous proportions, extending the steelwork upwards can create a much more impressive result than installing a standard-height doorset with a large section of blank wall above it.

Fixed glazed overpanels can help achieve this appearance where appropriate.

The objective should be proportion rather than simply making the door as large as possible.

The best steel installations look as though they were designed as part of the property from the beginning.

Fire-Rated Bespoke Steel Doors

Some projects require more than decorative room separation.

Depending on the building layout and relevant requirements, a fire-rated doorset may be needed.

OTIF provides steel fire-door solutions for suitable applications.

This can be especially useful where a project needs glazed fire separation but the homeowner or architect wants to retain the appearance of a slim steel system.

Fire-rated doors should be approached differently from ordinary decorative doors.

Fire resistance relates to the performance of the complete doorset.

The frame, glazing, seals, hardware and installation all contribute to the required performance.

You should therefore establish the required fire specification with the appropriate building professional before ordering.

Interior Doors Ltd can then help determine which OTIF options may be appropriate for that specification.

Measurements for Bespoke Steel Doors

Accurate measurements are essential.

Because the product is being manufactured around the project, it is important that the dimensions supplied correspond to the intended installation.

At the early quotation stage, approximate measurements can be useful.

Measure the opening width and height and provide photographs where possible.

This allows the supplier to understand the general scale and configuration of the project.

Before the final manufacturing specification is approved, dimensions need to be established accurately according to the requirements of the selected system.

If the renovation is still underway, consider finished floor levels, plastering, wall build-up and any other construction work that could change the opening.

A small difference during construction can become significant once a bespoke doorset has already been manufactured.

What Information Should You Provide for a Quote?

Getting an accurate quotation does not need to be complicated.

The most helpful starting point is the approximate width and height of the opening.

Next, identify the configuration you prefer.

Do you want a single door, double doors, pivot system, slider or bi-fold?

If you are unsure, send photographs of the opening and explain how the room will be used.

You should also mention your preferred colour and glass if you already have a particular design in mind.

Inspiration photographs can be extremely useful.

They allow the supplier to understand whether you are imagining a minimal contemporary design, traditional grid-style steel glazing or something more architectural.

For fire-rated projects, include the required performance specification wherever possible.

Providing this information at the beginning can make the quotation process considerably easier.

Choosing Between Hinged, Pivot, Sliding and Bi-Fold

There is no universally superior configuration.

The correct solution depends on the opening and how the rooms will be used.

Hinged doors are straightforward and practical.

Pivot doors create more architectural impact.

Sliding doors conserve floor space.

Bi-fold systems can clear a large proportion of a wider opening.

Double hinged doors provide symmetry and work beautifully between adjoining reception spaces.

Instead of choosing entirely based on appearance, imagine using the door every day.

Where will furniture sit?

Which direction should people naturally move?

Will a swinging door interfere with the room?

How often will the opening remain fully open?

Does the door need to disappear as much as possible when open?

Answering those questions usually makes the right configuration much clearer.

Should All Your Steel Doors Match?

If several steel doors are being specified throughout a property, consistency is worth considering.

Using the same steel colour and similar glazing patterns can create a coherent design language.

However, every door does not need to be identical.

A kitchen might have double hinged doors while the office uses a single door and another area uses a slider.

The configurations can vary while maintaining common details.

Matching horizontal glazing-bar positions, frame colours and hardware finishes is often enough to connect them visually.

Seeing Steel Doors Before You Buy

Bespoke steel doors are a substantial purchase, particularly when multiple systems are being specified.

Seeing examples in person can therefore be extremely useful.

Photographs communicate the design, but a physical display gives you a much clearer sense of scale, steel profile, glass, finish and operation.

Interior Doors Ltd welcomes customers to our Berkshire showroom, where our team can discuss the different door options available and help you work through the requirements of your project.

For customers travelling from London, visiting before finalising a larger specification can be particularly worthwhile.

Bespoke Steel Doors for London Architects and Interior Designers

Steel glazing works particularly well when incorporated into a project at the design stage.

Architects can coordinate door heights with surrounding openings.

 

Interior designers can align finishes with cabinetry, lighting and metalwork.

Glazing bars can follow architectural lines elsewhere in the room.

Hardware can be coordinated across the complete interior.

This approach produces a much more considered result than choosing the doors after every other design decision has already been made.

Interior Doors Ltd can work with project information and dimensions to help identify suitable OTIF configurations for residential and commercial projects.

Bespoke Steel Doors for Commercial London Projects

Steel doors are also widely suited to commercial interiors.

Offices can use glazed steel screens to create meeting rooms without making the workplace feel divided.

Restaurants can separate dining areas while maintaining visibility.

 

Hotels can use bespoke glazing as part of their interior architecture.

Showrooms and retail spaces can use steel partitions to define zones without sacrificing light.

The requirements of commercial environments can differ significantly from domestic installations, particularly where fire performance, accessibility or specialist hardware is involved.

These elements should therefore be established early in the specification process.

Are Bespoke Steel Doors Worth the Investment?

That depends on what you are trying to achieve.

If you simply need the lowest-cost method of closing a standard internal doorway, steel is unlikely to be the obvious choice.

There are plenty of conventional timber doors capable of performing that function for considerably less.

Bespoke steel doors make more sense when the doorway is intended to contribute to the architecture.

You are paying for the combination of genuine steel construction, extensive glazing, bespoke dimensions, custom design choices and the ability to create something tailored to the individual opening.

Their value is therefore much more obvious in spaces where light, sightlines and interior design matter.

For a major London renovation, the doors between two key rooms may be seen hundreds of times every day.

Turning that opening into a feature can have a disproportionate influence on how the entire interior feels.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bespoke Steel Doors London

How much does a bespoke steel door cost?

Prices depend on dimensions, configuration, glazing, colour, hardware and other specification requirements. Current Interior Doors Ltd OTIF guide prices show single hinged examples around £1,456.80, while selected pivot examples are around £1,736.80–£1,855.99. Larger or more complex systems should be individually quoted.

Can steel doors be made to measure?

Yes. Bespoke steel systems can be configured around a range of project dimensions depending on the selected system.

Can I have double steel doors?

Yes. Double hinged steel doors are particularly popular for larger openings between kitchens, lounges, dining rooms and extensions.

Can I have sliding steel doors?

Yes. Sliding steel systems are an excellent option where you want glazed separation without the floor-space requirements of a conventional swinging door.

Can I have a steel pivot door?

Yes. Pivot doors are available for projects where a larger or more architectural statement door is desired.

Can steel doors be fire rated?

Specific steel doorsets can be available with tested fire performance. The required specification should be established for the individual project before ordering.

What colour can steel doors be?

Black is extremely popular, but different finishes and RAL colours can be available depending on the selected system.

What glass options are available?

Options can include clear, frosted, reeded and tinted glazing depending on the doorset specification.

Are bespoke steel doors suitable for Victorian homes?

Yes. Contemporary steel glazing can contrast beautifully with Victorian architectural features and is particularly effective between original reception spaces and modern extensions.

Do steel doors work in small London apartments?

Yes. Large glazed areas maintain sightlines and light between rooms. Sliding configurations can be particularly useful where floor space is limited.

Can I add fixed panels beside my steel doors?

Depending on the configuration, fixed glazed steel side panels can be incorporated to create a much larger internal screen.

How do I get a quote for bespoke steel doors?

Provide your approximate opening width and height, preferred configuration, glass and colour if known, together with photographs or inspiration images. Interior Doors Ltd can then discuss suitable OTIF options and prepare a project-specific quotation.

Find Bespoke Steel Doors for Your London Project

No two London properties are exactly alike.

That is precisely why bespoke steel doors make sense.

Instead of adapting your renovation around predetermined door dimensions and designs, the doors can become part of the project itself.

A compact apartment might benefit from one minimal steel sliding door.

A Victorian terrace might use double glazed steel doors between its original reception room and a new kitchen extension.

A larger Chelsea, Kensington, Richmond or Hampstead renovation might incorporate pivot doors, fixed screens and several coordinating steel systems throughout the property.

The principle remains the same.

Use steel to divide the space physically while allowing light and sightlines to continue through it.

Then tailor the dimensions, configuration, glazing, colour and hardware around the architecture and interior.

At Interior Doors Ltd, we supply bespoke OTIF steel doors to customers across London, with options including single hinged doors, double doors, sliding doors, pivot systems, bi-fold doors, glazed screens and specialist fire-rated configurations.

 

Explore our OTIF Steel Single Hinged Doors, OTIF Steel Double Doors, OTIF Steel Pivot Doors, OTIF Steel Sliding Doors, OTIF Steel Bi-Fold Doors and OTIF Fire-Rated Steel Doors, or speak with our team about your individual project.

If you already have approximate measurements, send us the opening width and height together with photographs or an example of the style you are looking for.

We can then help you compare configurations, glazing, colours and design options before providing a bespoke quotation for your London steel-door project.