Worcestershire
Bi-folding shopfronts across Malvern
Bi-folding shopfronts in Malvern start from about £5,200 plus VAT for a standard opening, with a free survey and a written quotation before anything is ordered.
Around Malvern, we start by measuring the actual opening, not a photo which is how the bi-folding shopfronts end up the right size.
Price guide
Bi-folding shopfronts start at around £5,200 plus VAT. The real figure comes from the survey measurements. Your price is held for 90 days.
From order to fitted
Expect 4-5 weeks after drawing sign-off for manufacture. On site, most Malvern jobs take one or two days. If you cannot close, we can work outside trading hours.
About the product
Folding the whole frontage back turns the glass line into open trading space, so pavement seating reads as part of the room. Popular choices include low-profile threshold when open; traffic door built into the run for daily use.
Where we work around Malvern
We treat Malvern as part of our Worcestershire round including the WR postcodes, so the team is regularly nearby in Stourport-on-Severn, Worcester and Redditch.
Permission and Malvern Hills District Council
The local planning authority for Malvern is Malvern Hills District Council. Like-for-like work rarely needs consent, though external shutters and lit signs normally need approval. You will know before you order.
FAQs
Do you cover the whole of Worcestershire?
Yes. We cover Malvern and the rest of Worcestershire, including Stourport-on-Severn, Worcester and Redditch.
What guarantee do I get?
Every installation comes with a written guarantee, and manufacturer warranties on hardware, motors and finishes are passed to you. The terms are set out on your quotation.
Can you match the units either side?
On a parade where the landlord wants a consistent frontage, we work to the same section profile and colour reference so the unit reads as part of the row.
What do you need from me to quote?
The address, roughly what you want, and a photo of the current frontage. Opening sizes help but are not essential, because we measure at survey anyway.
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