Connect Your Indoor and Outdoor Spaces With a New Glass Door

Choosing the right glass door to connect your indoor and outdoor spaces can completely transform your home’s aesthetic and functionality.

Product Considerations for a Stylish Transition 

JELD-WEN Siteline Sliding Patio Doors

Space & Layout: Evaluate the available space. Sliding glass doors are ideal for tighter areas, while folding or bi-fold doors can dramatically open larger spaces, creating expansive views and an inviting atmosphere.

Built by Cinder Creek Construction, Photography by Patrick Brickman

2. Material & Durability: Select materials that withstand local climate conditions. Aluminum, fiberglass, and vinyl are durable, low-maintenance options that offer excellent resistance to humidity and temperature fluctuations.

Built by Arnett Construction, Photography by Keen Eye Marketing

Andersen E-Series Hinged Patio Door 

3. Energy Efficiency: Prioritize energy-efficient glass, like double-glazed or low-E coatings, to maintain indoor comfort, reduce energy bills, and protect interior furnishings from UV rays.

Exterior Light Fixtures by Carolina Lanterns & Lighting, Photography by Callie Webster

Marvin Signature Ultimate Multi-Slide Door

4. Design & Style: Ensure the door complements your home’s architecture and décor. Frameless or minimal-frame doors provide a sleek, contemporary look, while framed doors can enhance traditional or transitional styles.

Built by CopeGrand Homes, Photography by Tripp Smith

Andersen MultiGlide™ Door with Transom

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