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Sliding patio doors glide horizontally on a track to open up wide views, bring in natural light, and save floor space, with Low-E glass standard and professional installation.
A sliding patio door has one or more panels that glide horizontally along a track, so the door never swings into the room or onto the deck. That keeps furniture placement flexible and makes sliders a natural fit for patios, decks, and busy walkways.
Large glass panels frame the view and let daylight reach deeper into the room. Panel configurations vary by opening and door system. Our recent installs include standard two-panel sliders and wider three-panel sliders, and your project specialist will confirm which arrangements fit your opening.
Low-E glass is standard on our patio doors. A Low-E coating helps manage radiant heat moving through the glass, which can make the area near a large sliding door more comfortable in both summer and winter.
Locking hardware varies by sliding door configuration. Depending on the door system you select, options may include deadbolts, foot locks, and other supported hardware. Frame colors follow the same options available for WeatherMax windows, though not every color or hardware option is available on every configuration.
Multi-slide configurations use additional sliding panels to span a wider opening than a standard two-panel door. The result is a larger glass wall and a stronger connection between your indoor rooms and outdoor living spaces, ideal for covered patios, decks, and outdoor dining areas.
Panel arrangements and which panels operate depend on the size of your opening and the door system selected. We measure your opening in person and walk you through the configurations that fit before you order.
Get a Multi-Slide Door QuoteA sliding door works best when its track stays clean. Vacuum loose dirt and debris from the track, wipe it down, and check the weatherstripping periodically for wear so the panels keep gliding smoothly and sealing properly.
Installation matters as much as the door. Our crews measure the opening, remove the existing door, set and level the new frame, adjust the panels for smooth operation, seal the opening against the weather, and complete a final inspection with you.
Choose a Traditional or Contemporary handle in seven coordinated finishes. White, Adobe, and Tan come standard; Satin Black, Bronze, Satin Nickel, and Polished Brass are optional upgrades.
Available finishes
Available finishes
Colors shown are for comparison purposes only. Actual colors may vary. See physical samples for final color selection.
Explore real homes we've upgraded with sliding patio doors built for lasting comfort and performance.
A wide three-panel sliding glass door in a black frame opened this covered patio to the outdoor dining area. The slim black profile frames the view, the center panel glides for easy access, and the dark finish pairs cleanly with the stucco and the matching black slider beside it.
A standard two-panel sliding glass door in a black frame replaced the old patio door on this brick home. The dark frame stands out sharply against the tan brick, the operating panel glides on a smooth track, and the full-height glass opens the living space to the backyard garden.
One or more panels glide horizontally along a track, so the door opens without swinging into the room or onto the deck. Panel configurations vary by opening and door system.
Keep the track clear of dirt and debris by vacuuming and wiping it down regularly, and check the weatherstripping periodically for wear. If the door starts to drag or stick, contact us so it can be checked.
Yes. Multi-slide configurations use additional sliding panels to span wider openings. Panel arrangements depend on your opening and the door system selected, and we confirm them during your in-home measurement. Read about multi-slide patio doors.
Locking hardware varies by sliding door configuration. Depending on the door system you select, options may include deadbolts, foot locks, and other supported hardware. Your project specialist will confirm what is available for your door.
Yes. Qualifying sliding patio door configurations can include a factory-integrated dog door with a locking panel. Availability depends on the door configuration you select. Explore dog door options.
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