A selection of completed installations across London and the Home Counties — rear extensions, new builds, garden rooms and city balconies, all installed by our own MFP-trained teams.
A flat-roofed rear extension where the minimal-frame sliding doors dissolve the wall between the brick main house and the garden. Exterior uplights and warm interior lighting frame the opening after dark.
A continuous run of minimal-frame sliding doors wraps the courtyard elevation, alternating with exposed brick pillars. The two-storey anthracite-clad section carries the glazing line up to the upper floor.
Vertical-grain oak cladding wraps a garden room whose entire rear wall opens through a single minimal-frame sliding panel. The deck and cladding run in the same material, extending the room into the garden.
White-rendered extensions flank a central courtyard. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors open the kitchen, living and lower-level spaces onto a single stone patio, with warm downlights set into the roofline and steps.
A home gym and living space separated from the garden only by a multi-panel minimal-frame system. The flush threshold lets the interior tile run straight out to the exterior stone, with no step down.
A garden room where a frameless skylight sits above the sliding-door head, drawing daylight deep into the room. The ultra-slim interlock keeps the view uninterrupted across three large panels.
A faithfully restored period interior where the rear wall is replaced with a seamless glass wall. Dark green built-in cabinetry and a natural-wood dining set sit against a crisp, gallery-white backdrop.
A detached two-storey residence where the ground floor is given over entirely to minimal-frame sliding doors. Uplights set between the glass panels wash the brick pillars in warm light after dark.
A high-rise balcony wrapped in a minimal-frame sliding glass wall. The slim black profiles and frameless glass balustrade leave the London skyline uninterrupted from inside.
A bedroom that opens onto a private rooftop deck through a corner-meeting sliding system. The charcoal cladding and frameless glass balustrade keep the transition between interior and exterior seamless.
An open-plan kitchen and dining room where the rear wall is a full run of minimal-frame sliding doors. The marble island and oak dining table sit in natural daylight that runs uninterrupted from the garden.
A brick-lined passage leading to a glass-partitioned room. Wall uplights warm the brickwork while the slim-framed internal glazing keeps the sightline open down the full length of the corridor.
A rooftop terrace wrapped in a minimal-frame sliding glass wall. The glass reflects the surrounding office towers while the frameless balustrade leaves the city skyline open from inside.
A detached two-storey residence where the ground floor opens through a multi-panel glass wall. The polished patio mirrors the warm interior glow and exterior uplights after dark.
A single-storey rear extension with a pitched slate roof and a full-width minimal-frame sliding system, captured during the install day before the garden was landscaped.
A three-panel minimal-frame system set into a black-clad elevation. Through the glass, a curved timber spiral staircase climbs through the full height of the house.
A restored living room where the rear wall is a three-panel sliding system opening onto a timber deck. The flush threshold lets the interior tile run straight out to the exterior decking.
A long, barn-form new build clad in light oak and black standing-seam metal. Skylights run the roof and the full-height sliding doors open the rear elevation onto a paved patio.
A living room where a dark media wall faces full-height sliding doors. Warm ambient lighting and a linear fireplace balance the cool glass, with the patio visible beyond the curtains.
A rendered rear extension with a three-panel sliding system set into a cream-frame elevation. The large-format stone patio runs flush to the threshold, with exterior wall lights flanking the glazing.
A cedar-clad extension where two full-height sliding panels open onto a raised timber deck. The cladding and decking run in the same warm timber, extending the room into the garden.
A rendered house where the ground floor is given over to black-framed sliding doors. A wide stone terrace with flanking steps leads up to the opening, with a planted bed running along the base.
A warm-white interior where a two-panel sliding system opens onto a timber deck. The flush threshold and slim black frame keep the view through to the green hillside beyond the garden.
A garden room set among mature trees, clad in black standing-seam metal and vertical oak slats. The three-panel sliding system opens the room onto a stone patio enclosed by low concrete walls.
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