
External Sliding Doors
External sliding doors, also known as sliding glass doors or patio doors, are large doors made primarily of glass that are designed to provide a wide opening between the indoor and outdoor spaces of a building.
Product Overview
External sliding doors, also known as sliding glass doors or patio doors, are large doors made primarily of glass that are designed to provide a wide opening between the indoor and outdoor spaces of a building. These doors operate by sliding horizontally along a track, allowing for easy access and a clear view of the surrounding environment. They are often used in homes, commercial buildings, and other structures where there's a desire to seamlessly connect interior and exterior spaces. Here are some additional factors to consider when choosing between a sliding door and a swing door: Ultimately, the best type of door for your entrance will depend on your individual needs and preferences. If you are looking for a door that is space-saving, easy to operate, and secure, then a sliding door is a good option to consider.
Specifications
| System Range | Aluminum - 80 / 90 / 120 / 130 / 180 series |
| Thickness Meta | 2.0mm to 3.0mm heavy duty architectual spec |
| Hardware Set | Hopo, Siegenia, Kinlong, Kerssenberg etc. |
| Color Library | White, Black, Bronze, Blue, Golden Wood, Champagne |
| Surface Logic | Powder coating, Anodizing, Over laminate, Electrophoresis |
| Glass Spec | Single Tempered Glass; Option for customized glazing |
Key Features
Landscape Integration
Massive glass-to-frame ratios ensure the surrounding environment flows into the home.
Space Optimization
Sliding mechanism saves significant floor space compared to classic swing doors.
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