We follow a strict workflow to ensure quality results in Steyning.
Design and build of bespoke aluminium and glass frontages for Steyning businesses.
24/7 replacement of smashed shop windows and door glass.
Fixing floor springs, pivots, handles, and locks on commercial doors.
Installation and servicing of sliding and swing automatic operators.
Aluminium is the material of choice for modern commercial entrances in Steyning due to its strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance. We utilize Frameless Glass Entrances to ensure thermal efficiency, reducing your energy bills. Our profiles can be finished in any standard RAL colour using durable Anti-Finger Trap Stiles, ensuring your brand identity is perfectly matched and weather-resistant for years to come.
Safety is non-negotiable. All our installations in Steyning strictly adhere to BS EN 12600 for impact safety. We specialize in Laminated Security Glass and Automatic Sliding Door Gear. For high-risk areas, we install laminated glass which holds together even when shattered, maintaining the security of your premises until a full replacement can be fitted.
Commercial entrances must meet strict UK regulations. We ensure your doors comply with the Equality Act 2010 (DDA Compliance), providing clear opening widths and low-threshold access for wheelchair users. Furthermore, all our powered doors meet BS EN 16005 safety standards, utilizing safety sensors to prevent impact injuries.
Yes. If your shop front glass is smashed, we offer a 24/7 emergency boarding-up service in Steyning to secure the property while new glass is manufactured.
Typical manufacturing times are 2-3 weeks, with installation on-site usually completed within 1-2 days to minimize disruption to your Steyning business.
All our new aluminium shopfronts come with a comprehensive guarantee on both the profile finish and the mechanical operation.
Yes, we can retrofit swing door operators to your existing manual doors, instantly upgrading accessibility for your customers.
Absolutely. We specialize in replacing patch fittings, floor springs, and cracked glass panels on 'all-glass' entrances common in Steyning offices.