Hinged PVC doors and balcony doors
A familiar hinged opening, compression seals and profiles that match your windows. For terraces, patios, porches, utility rooms and balconies.
A balcony door made for your opening
Choose one or two leaves, fixed side or top lights, and a combination of glazing and panels.
We plan the opening direction to avoid furniture, shutters and walkways, then select profiles and glazing for the orientation and sun exposure.
Using the same profile system as your windows keeps colours, hardware and proportions consistent throughout the home.
Why choose a hinged balcony door?
Perimeter seal
The leaf presses against its seals to help keep out air and rain.
Passage and ventilation
Leaf arrangements designed for everyday access and flexible ventilation.
Coordinated design
Colours, glazing, panels and proportions coordinated with your windows.
The most common
Single-leaf balcony door
For smaller openings to balconies and patios.
Double-leaf balcony door
A wider clear opening for living rooms and dining rooms.
Entrance door
With lower panel or crossbar for patios and laundry rooms.
Tilt-and-turn
A balcony door that also tilts for ventilation.
Systems for your balcony door
We'll recommend the right series after measuring.
Installed balcony doors
Double-leaf hinged PVC balcony doors
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Hinged terrace-access door with a motorised shutter and fixed window
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PVC balcony-door replacement with a built-in shutter box
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Three-leaf PVC balcony door with a roller shutter
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Three-leaf PVC balcony doors
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Windows and balcony door with integrated shutters
9 photos · View projectHinged PVC balcony doors
Hinged PVC doors and balcony doors suit terraces, patios and utility rooms. They can match your windows and close against perimeter compression seals.
One or two leaves
A single leaf suits compact openings; two leaves provide wider access. We check opening clearance, furniture, shutters and walkways before recommending the layout.
Glazing, panels and fixed lights
Choose full glazing for light, a lower opaque panel for privacy, or fixed side and top lights. A tilt-and-turn configuration also offers a tilted ventilation position.
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Profiles that coordinate with your windows
Using the same VEKA or Cortizo profile system keeps colours, proportions and hardware consistent. We recommend the system after checking dimensions, orientation and insulation requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Can a balcony door tilt for ventilation?
Yes. A tilt-and-turn configuration combines a full hinged opening with a tilted ventilation position.
Can a PVC balcony door have a lower panel?
Yes. A lower opaque panel can provide privacy in utility rooms, patios and similar spaces.
Do hinged balcony doors need opening clearance?
Yes. We check the swing direction and available space during measurement.
Does your balcony door need replacing?
We measure the opening and recommend a system, opening type and glazing for your everyday needs.
