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Aluminium Doors Supplied and Fitted Across South Africa

Aluminium doors for homes and businesses: sliding, stacking, folding, pivot, front and French doors. Send one free request and a local installer quotes you.

Modern home with charcoal aluminium sliding and pivot doors opening onto a stoep
Modern home with charcoal aluminium sliding and pivot doors opening onto a stoep

Whether you are building, renovating or replacing a tired timber or steel door, aluminium doors are one of the most popular choices in South African homes and businesses. AluminiumDoor.co.za helps you find the right people. Tell us which aluminium door you need, the size and where you are, and we pass your request to an independent installer, fabricator or supplier serving your area. They quote you directly. We don't make, sell or fit doors ourselves, the service is free and there is no obligation to accept.

Types of aluminium doors

There are more types of aluminium doors than most people expect, and each suits a different opening:

  • Front and entrance doors: hinged or pivot, solid panels or glazed with sidelights
  • Sliding doors: one or two moving panels on a bottom track, the classic patio door
  • Stacking doors: three or more panels that slide and stack to one side for a wider opening
  • Folding (bifold) doors: panels that concertina back so almost the whole wall opens
  • Pivot doors: oversized doors that turn on a pivot set in from the edge
  • French doors: a pair of hinged glazed doors opening outward or inward
  • Specialist doors: garage doors, shower doors, security doors and commercial shopfronts

Why choose aluminium?

Aluminium does not rot, warp or swell in summer rain the way timber can, and it does not rust like untreated steel. It is strong enough to carry large panes of glass in slim frames, which is why big sliding and stacking doors are nearly always aluminium. Maintenance is mostly cleaning the frames and keeping tracks clear. On the coast, ask for a marine-grade finish and stainless fixings, because salt air attacks cheaper coatings. Choosing an AAAMSA member fabricator gives you some assurance that the door is made to recognised industry standards.

Finishes and colours

Most doors are powder coated, which bakes a durable paint layer onto the aluminium in almost any colour. Charcoal, black, white and bronze are the common choices, and textured and wood-look coats are also available. Anodising is an electrochemical finish that gives a metallic look and wears very well, but comes in fewer colours. Matching your doors to existing windows matters more than chasing a trend, so mention the colour of your current frames when you ask for a price.

Standard sizes or made to measure

Many sliding and hinged doors are sold in standard sizes, which suit new builds where the brickwork is planned around them. These are the aluminium doors for sale you see ready-made, and they are usually quicker to get. Renovations, odd openings and large glass walls generally need made-to-measure doors, fabricated after a site measure. If you are searching for aluminium doors near me, send your opening sizes and photos so a local installer can tell you which route fits your project.

Comparing quotes for aluminium doors

The lowest price is not always the best value. When your quote arrives, check:

  • Measure and system: whether the price is based on a site measure, and which aluminium profile range is specified for the size of the opening.
  • Glass and finish: safety glass type and thickness, and powder coating or anodising, with a marine-grade finish near the sea.
  • Installation: removal of old frames, fixing, levelling, sealing and making good, and who handles plaster and paint.
  • Guarantee and timing: what the guarantee covers, the lead time for manufacture and the date for fitting.

What to include in your request

  • Type of door and where it goes (front, patio, kitchen, garage)
  • Width and height of the opening, plus photos
  • Preferred colour and finish, and glass type if known
  • Supply only or supply and installation
  • Your suburb and when you need the door

Frequently asked questions

Do you sell aluminium doors?
No. AluminiumDoor.co.za is a free quote-request service. We pass your request to an independent installer, fabricator or supplier near you, who quotes you directly and supplies or fits the door if you accept.
Which type of aluminium door is best for a patio?
Sliding doors suit most patios and are the simplest option. If you want a wider opening, stacking or folding doors open up more of the wall. An installer can advise once they know the width, the view and how you use the space.
Are aluminium doors secure?
A well-made aluminium door with good locks and laminated safety glass is secure, and multi-point locks are available on many systems. Most South African homes also add a security gate or burglar bars, which an installer can quote for at the same time.
How long do aluminium doors last?
Frames last for decades if the finish suits the environment and the door is installed square and sealed properly. Moving parts such as rollers, seals and locks wear and are replaced from time to time.

Aluminium Doors by province

Aluminium Doors by city

MarkElevationTypeNotes
D02Aluminium Sliding DoorsConfigurations: 2-panel and 3-panel, one or two sliding leavesGet a quote
S04Aluminium Door PricesPrice depends on size, system range and glassGet a quote
D01Aluminium Front DoorsDesigns: solid panel, half glass, full glass or with sidelightsGet a quote
S05Aluminium Doors and WindowsSliding, top-hung, side-hung and fixed windowsGet a quote
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