Enjoy wide, uninterrupted views and 4-season comfort with advanced thermopane and single-glazed sliding glass systems for both interior and exterior applications.
Sliding glass systems are large-format glass doors that glide along tracks instead of swinging on hinges. Often called sliding glass doors or sliding patio doors, they save space by moving parallel to the facade, frame the view with slim aluminium profiles, and create a clean, effortless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces.
They’re used everywhere, from patios and gardens to terraces, balconies, pergola and sun room enclosures, winter gardens, and semi-outdoor lounges. With the right glass and frame configuration, sliding glass systems stop being “just a door” and become a key element of a true 4-season living concept.
Sliding glass doors do more than close an opening, they change how you use the space by improving sightlines, usability, and comfort in a clean architectural format.
Sliding glass systems should match the architecture and the rest of the outdoor living build. Frames, finishes, and glass are selected as part of a complete plan, so the end result looks unified and performs consistently.
High-quality aluminum profiles engineered for exterior use with clean, minimal lines that integrate with pergolas, glass rooms, and conventional openings.
Double-pane and thermopane glass along with clear and tinted packages to fine-tune insulation, glare control, and privacy based on exposure.
Full RAL range plus special finishes (metallic, matte, wood-effect) to match the facade, pergola structure, or brand palette.
Aligns with pergola posts and beams, and works alongside fixed glass, folding doors, and guillotine systems as part of a complete enclosure concept.
High-quality aluminum profiles engineered for exterior use with clean, minimal lines that integrate with pergolas, glass rooms, and conventional openings.
Double-pane and thermopane glass along with clear and tinted packages to fine-tune insulation, glare control, and privacy based on exposure.
Full RAL range plus special finishes (metallic, matte, wood-effect) to match the facade, pergola structure, or brand palette.
Aligns with pergola posts and beams, and works alongside fixed glass, folding doors, and guillotine systems as part of a complete enclosure concept.
Each project requires a different approach. Every opening has different sightlines, widths, traffic flow, and performance needs—so sliding glass should be configured, not guessed. Choose by layout, application, and threshold type.
Thermopane sliding systems use an insulated glass unit (IGU) to deliver stronger comfort and noise control, making them ideal for exterior openings, pergola enclosures, and four-season spaces. With a double-glazed IGU and tempered glass on both sides, you get more effective insulation to help retain warmth in winter and limit heat gain in summer, added security from reinforced glazing, and better energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer through the opening.
Double-pane sliding systems use two layers of glass to deliver solid insulation and a more protected feel compared to single glazing. Overall performance depends on the exact build - glass thickness, spacer depth, sealing quality, and the precision of frame and track installation - because tighter tolerances and better sealing translate directly into better comfort and long-term reliability.
Sliding glass systems work for both residential and commercial projects—anywhere you want more view, more daylight, and a cleaner connection between spaces.
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For architects, engineers, and detail-focused clients, here is a concise overview of the system capabilities.
Up to ~32 ft 10 in wide (10,000 mm) and ~8 ft 6 in high (2,600 mm).
5/16" (8 mm) single, 3/8" (10 mm) single, or ~5/32" + 3/8" + 5/32" insulated (4+9+4 mm thermopane).
Grip/arm profiles allow opening from inside and outside.
Mortise lock system for secure closure.
Rails with 4 channels. Can be configured with up to 8 panels (sliding 4 panels to the left and 4 to the right).
With threshold (exterior) or without threshold (interior / low-step).
Plastic parts made from first-class polyamide for durability and stability.
They can be used in homes, apartments, restaurants, cafés, hotels, pergolas, sun rooms, and winter gardens—anywhere you want a sliding glass connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Single-glazed systems focus on openness and basic weather protection. Thermopane (double-glazed) systems offer significantly better thermal insulation, increased comfort, and better energy performance—especially important in winter gardens and 4-season rooms.
In many cases, yes. We evaluate the existing structure, dimensions, and loads, then propose a compatible sliding system.
The system is designed with appropriate seals, tracks, and drainage. When correctly installed and specified, sliding glass doors provide robust protection from rain and drafts for their intended use and exposure.
Regular cleaning to remove dust and debris, occasional checks of rollers and seals, and basic glass cleaning. With simple care, the system maintains smooth operation for years.
