
Aluminum Residential Front Sliding Doors
Modern sliding front doors featuring large glass panels and heavy-duty 2.0mm profiles for high wind resistance and thermal insulation.
Product Overview
Our residential front sliding doors are designed to make a grand entrance. Built using the 120 and 130 series heavy-duty profiles (2.0mm thickness), these doors are engineered for durability, no deformation, and no cracking even after decades of use. They offer superior air and water tightness, and are widely used in windy or storm-prone coastal areas. Available in multi-panel and multi-track configurations including by-pass and pocket designs for maximum flexibility. As a China-based system windows and doors factory, we provide developers and architects with precision-manufactured integrated systems at competitive wholesale pricing to support iconic globally building milestones.
Specifications
| Series & Thickness | 120/ 130 heavy-duty series, 2.0mm wall thickness |
| Surface Finish | Powder coated, Anodized, Electrophoresis, PVDF, Woodgrain |
| Hardware | China top brand or German ROTO, SIEGENIA |
| Insulation | Break-bridge thermal insulation and heat transfer technology |
| Performance | High wind resistance, air-tightness, and water-tightness |
Key Features
Large Glass Panel
Maximizes natural light entry while maintaining a modern, elegant aesthetic.
Storm Resistant
Reinforced 2.0mm frames engineered specifically for high-wind coastal environments.
Secure Packaging
Multi-step protection using iron steel pallets and air bags for 100% safe global delivery.
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