Steel pivot doors in Surrey
We design and install steel pivot doors throughout Surrey, from Guildford and Woking to Epsom and Reigate, with fixed written quotes after a free survey.

Fitting steel pivot doors in Surrey
Surrey's 1930s detached houses and Arts and Crafts homes often have generous hallways and rear extensions that suit a glazed steel screen between kitchen and living space.
We coordinate with your builder, kitchen fitter or decorator so the opening is ready and nothing is measured twice. Our team handles survey, drawings, fabrication and fitting, so you deal with one contact from start to finish.
We cover Guildford, Woking, Epsom and Reigate, plus the villages and towns between them. Lead time is 5–6 weeks from signed-off drawings, and we confirm dates in writing when you sign off the drawings.
What we can include
- Optional soft-close and hold-open pivot mechanisms
- Planned with your floor finish and screed depth
- Pull handles or levers in black, brass or stainless
- Tall and wide single leaves beyond standard hinged sizes
A steel pivot door is a glazed steel door that rotates on a pivot set into the floor and head of the frame, rather than on side hinges. Read the full guide to steel pivot doors.
Book a free survey and we will measure, advise and send a fixed written quote.
Steel pivot doors in Surrey: questions
How big can a pivot door be?
Much larger than a hinged door. The practical limit depends on glass weight and the pivot hardware, and we confirm the maximum size for your opening at design stage.
Are pivot doors suitable for bathrooms?
They can be, with obscure or reeded glass and a privacy lock, though a hinged or sliding door is often more practical in a small room.
Are prices higher in Surrey?
Our guide prices are the same nationally. The fixed price for your job depends on its size and specification, plus any site factors such as access or parking, which we note at survey.
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Book a free survey
Tell us about your opening and we will arrange a survey and a fixed written quote.
