Benefits of French-style sliding patio doors

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C650 French Style Doors

Ideal for locations with limited floor space or furniture nearby, French-style sliding doors have the appearance of traditional French doors with the convenience of sliders.

With a French-style sliding door, you can create an entrance that is beautiful from both inside and outside your home. Milgard French sliding doors combine space-saving convenience with the elegance of a French patio door. A French-style sliding door has the appearance of traditional French doors, with wider stiles and rails, while functioning as a sliding glass door. For a multiple-pane look, choose from a variety of grid options available to create the look of individual lites.

If you’re looking for a French-style sliding door, take a look at the Milgard C650 Ultra Series fiberglass door.
 

To explore features and options for all Milgard patio doors, request a brochure now!

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