Why Choose Sliding Glass Doors?

Amplified Natural Light Ingress
Slim framed sliding glass doors efficiently usher in abundant natural light, illuminating interiors and fostering a luminous, welcoming ambiance. This advantage elevates the aesthetic appeal of the property while achieving the project’s desired thermal performance.

Improved Thermal Performance
With triple glazed panes and highly engineered thermal breaks, sliding glass doors provide exceptional thermal insulation and energy efficiency, effectively reducing both heat transfer and loss. This guarantees a consistently comfortable indoor climate year-round, not only decreasing energy usage but also enhancing the property’s sustainability by reducing its environmental footprint.

Indoor-Outdoor Living Design
Featuring extremely low and even fully flush thresholds, sliding glass doors blur the distinction between indoor and outdoor living areas, facilitating a seamless flow from interiors to exteriors and vice versa. This configuration enhances panoramic views and elevates the overall living ambiance, offering a compelling choice for properties that value a profound connection with nature and their surroundings.

Visual Appeal
With their refined and sleek look, sliding glass doors enhance the architectural allure of contemporary properties while infusing a dash of modernity into traditional builds. Designed with minimalist finishes and near imperceptible sightlines, these doors effortlessly blend with various interior and exterior finishes, achieving a sophisticated aesthetic in any architectural style.

Glass size is another critical factor in the specification process. While glazing can typically be customised to fit nearly any size requirement, larger panels may necessitate additional support to withstand higher than average wind loads. Depending on the climate, double or triple glazing may be chosen to optimise thermal performance.

Additionally, the colour of the glass is a significant consideration, as it is influenced by the size of the glazing and its thickness. Low iron glass, lacking the green tint of clear glass, may be preferred for its enhanced clarity and transparency, particularly when viewing through the glass is a priority.