Patio Doors
Operation Options
DA-SkyLine
sliding doors with concealed frame
HST Lift-Slide
sliding lift system
HKS Tile & Slide
tilt & slide doors
SlideLine
PVC flush-sliding system
ST & Flush-Sliding
sliding systems
Folding
folding system
DA-SkyLine Patio Doors
Luxurious design & spectacular glazing! The innovative technology that allows the frame to be hidden in the walls, floor, and ceiling allows obtaining effective, panoramic glazing while maintaining excellent thermal insulation parameters of the structure.
The system enables the construction of sliding doors up to 40 feet wide and up to 13 feet high! Despite the large dimensions of the doors, their slender structure gives the impression of being light and delicate.
HST Lift-Slide Patio Doors
High functionality is achieved by flushing the threshold with the floor and an opening mechanism that shifts in the line. Optimal thermal parameters, allowing the use of large glazing, without thermal losses.
HKS Tilt and Slide Patio Doors
Functionality at a good price. This modern solution provides high thermal insulation to minimize heat loss with maximum ventilation by sliding horizontally to fully open and tilt the sash along the upper edge.
SlideLine Patio Doors
Combining high insulation properties, easy operation and up to date design makes this a perfect choice for a modern building. At a reasonable price, the SideLine patio door is an excellent alternative for a lower cost solution with similar technical properties to the HST and HKS systems.
ST Sliding Patio Doors
This solution is perfect for unheated rooms, glazed terraces, and patios, as well as in situations where there are construction height limitations. In this type of door, large openings are realized on the basis of 2 and 3-track frames, with the use of up to 6 leaves.
Folding Patio Doors
Regular vertical divisions give the interior and facade a modern, stylish character, while the functionality and ease of use are perfect for both traditional and modern interiors.
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