Sliding glass doors are patio doors that slide on a track. Typically leading to a deck, patio, or balcony, these doors offer two-, three- and four-panel configuration options.
Engineered to slide along a narrow track, these doors glide gracefully and effortlessly. This feature is especially beneficial for those homeowners who intend on aging in place.
Sliding glass doors bring a good deal of sunlight into the home. This added sunlight has health benefits and can help lower energy costs.
Sliding glass doors have the option for larger panel sizes for great views outside. These views can enrich the homeowner’s experience and increase the home’s resale value.
Door grids are a distinctive way to provide a decorative element to the look of your home. Complete your homes architectural style or turn a large open pane into something extraordinary.
Obscure patio door glass helps protect your privacy while allowing generous amounts of light to enter your space. Browse a variety of colors and texture patterns from translucent to semi-opaque.
A comfortable home is so important. To help keep your home at a consistent temperature throughout the year, explore the Low-E glass options we offer for patio doors
Sliding glass doors are a type of patio door that slides on a series of rollers located inside a track. In most cases, sliding doors feature two, three, or four panels. They typically open on to a patio, porch, or deck. The best sliding glass doors are ones that combine energy efficiency and style, while still being at a good cost.
a sliding door can be made in a custom size, however, the standard sizes for exterior sliding glass doors are 60, 72, or 96 inches wide.
Depending on the features you include on your door and what company you go with the average range is $1,500-$5,000 for a sliding glass door. if you wish to add additional features these prices will go up. Typical curtains for sliding glass doors or blinds for sliding glass doors can add an additional couple hundred of dollars.
Insulating your sliding glass door should have been done during installation, if you believe you have a draft make sure to check the weatherstripping on all of the panels. If these need replaced contact your installation company. Patio sliding glass doors have a tendency to get damp from the weather, make sure the tracks are clean from dirt and debris to limit gaps being in the bottom of your door frame.
Today’s sliding glass doors are available with many of the energy-efficient features that have become standard in the fenestration industry. Manufacturers offer sliding glass doors – even four-panel versions and “moving glass walls” – with warm-edge spacer systems, gas between the panes, Low-E glass, etc.
