Transform the look and feel of the back of your property with an aluminium sliding patio door. Patio doors will give you more glass and less metal frame than either french doors or bifold doors.
Choose from either our Duraslide 2000 or our Visoglide Penthouse Plus aluminium sliding patio doors. All our patios can be dual track or triple track.
The Duraslide 2000 patio door is highly secure and thermally efficient. The Visoglide Penthouse Plus door can accept huge panels up to 2.5m width and offers excellent weather ratings.
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The Visoglide Penthouse Plus sliding aluminium patio doors are large sliding patios with panel widths up to 2.5m offering maximum glass and minimum frames made from strong thermally broken aluminium profiles. The Visoglide Penthouse Plus door offers excellent weather ratings, making it suitable for exposed weather conditions, including balconies on blocks of flats. New slimline interlocker, just 35mm wide. 2 to 6 panel configurations with all panels sliding. Designed with security in mind including multi-point locking and anti-lift blocks with key locking handles.
The Duraslide 2000 sliding patio door is suitable for residential applications, is highly secure and complies with the latest building regulations. Slimline aluminium profiles with an oval egg-shaped 36.5mm width interlocker for strength and improved wind resistance. 70mm deep outer frame for dual track and 122m for triple track. High security multi point locking and anti-lift blocks. It is more economical than the Visoglide patio.
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Choosing new aluminium sliding patio doors can be a tricky task so we have put together some popular FAQ, which you may find helpful.
Our bifold doors and sliding patio doors both have unique benefits. Bifold can open up the whole space, but sliding patio doors have more glass and less frame.
Yes you can. The trick is for our fitters to meet your builder on site before the extension is built so we can discuss floor levels with him.
We have recently installed our Visoglide penthouse plus on the 15th floor of a block of flats, so yes. We would use 6mm glass and a heavy duty interlocker for extra precautions of weather proofing.
It depends on whether you are in a conservation area or not, You will need to check this with your local authority, but usually this will not be necessary.
We will fit either 4mm or 6mm glass in double glazed units depending on the size of the patios. You can also have laminate glass for extra acoustic effect. You can also have sunguard or self-cleaning glass on request, They will be argon gas filled, planitherm coated and have a warm edge spacer.
While pvc-u sliding door s are definitely cheaper, aluminium sliding patio doors have much slimmer sight lines and are stronger, so they can be made with larger width and height sashes.
We recommend going out or being away while we are installing your new patios so that we can keep disruption to a minimum. We will make good any damage to plaster work up to decorating standard.
We have high security multi-point locking, anti-lift blocks, key locking handles and high security internally glazed sealed units.
If it is in an extension, then you have to have them. If you are replacing like for like then they are not obligatory, but we would recommend them to reduce condensation.
As our aluminium sliding patios are powder coated you can have them in any RAL colour, you can even have dual colour, that is different colour inside and out, if you wish!
