Facebook Tweet Help Stories Renovation Laid-back lifestyle Share Tweet Help For an easy indoor-outdoor flow, take a look at the new Vistalite Foldback bifolds Dining room with wooden table and chairs, and glass folding doors opening wall to deck outside. Windows and doors have a dramatic impact on the overall look of your home, so it makes sense to consider these in any renovation plans. Replacing joinery can enhance a traditional architectural design or add new, contemporary lines to a house. Durable, aluminium will also increase the functionality of your joinery.For the renovation of the home featured on this page, architect Chris Bassett of Design Point specified Foldback bifold doors from Vistalite to replace existing sliding doors. The Foldback bifold is a patented system that allows the door panels to open back 180° against the outer wall. This makes the system space efficient and allows an uninterrupted flow. Glass foldback doors open wide providing flow from decking to dining area inside. The owners of the house, who have young children, say being able to fold all the glass panels back in this way makes it a safe, wide opening. And the indoor-outdoor flow is not compromised, making the house and deck ideal for entertaining.The owners also say the new joinery is in keeping with the 1970s style of the house. Two unobtrusive Vistalite casement windows on adjacent walls help balance the exterior design. Outside decking and wall of glass folding doors on house. Foldback® and Vistalite® are registered trademarks of Fletcher Aluminium.For details, contact Vistalite West Auckland, 2/122 Railside Ave, Henderson, phone (09) 836 4527, fax (09) 835 2659. Email: denise@westwindows.co.nz or visit the website: www.vistalite.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 07 May, 2004 Renovation Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Stone, wood and metal 17 Nov, 2024 Memories of the Alhambra 17 Nov, 2024 Who won? – 2024 TIDA Homes awards results announced 17 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ2011 NZ2011 Read More Similar Stories