uPVC Patio Doors

Patio doors · uPVC

Seventeen ways to open a wall in uPVC

A patio door is chosen by how the opening works, not by the profile name. Folding, tilt-and-slide, multi-track, lift-and-slide — each suits a different width and a different way of living with the room.

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Systems

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The systems

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Bi-Fold Doors

Three to six sashes that fold back against each other, opening the wall almost completely.

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Tilt & Slide Doors

The sash tilts for ventilation and slides behind the fixed pane — it never swings into the room.

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Multi Slide Doors

Two or three tracks, with sashes that pass each other — the least expensive way to a wide opening.

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Smart Slide Doors

A single track with a closing mechanism borrowed from tilt-and-slide, in a slimmer 140 mm frame.

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Lift and Slide Doors

The widest uPVC opening we make. The sash lifts off its seal before it slides, so a 400 kg leaf moves with one hand.

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evolutionDrive Plus+

Salamander’s sliding system, sealed all the way round so it insulates close to a fixed window.

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Synego Slide

The warmest sliding door in the uPVC range, and a straight replacement for a balcony door.

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EcoSun Slide

Sits between an affordable tilt-and-slide and a full lift-and-slide, and insulates like the latter.

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Synego HST

Lift and slide on the Synego platform — the middle ground between looks and performance.

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evolutionDrive 82

Large glazing with a low threshold, an optional electric drive and aluminium claddings.

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Gealan HST

Two or three sealing levels and a choice of threshold height, on a 190 mm frame.

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EcoSun HST

A thin profile that lets in more light, carrying a 400 kg sash on a 13 mm rail.

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Smart Slide Neo

The newer Smart Slide, with a 4.2 m sash — an alternative to tilt-and-slide at a larger scale.

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evolutionDrive SF

Brush-sealed and slim, made for mild climates and commercial openings rather than winters.

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Easy Slide ST60

The most economical way to stop a door swinging into the room. Best on smaller openings.

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Tilt & Turn French Doors

A French casement that opens inwards or tilts for ventilation. The usual answer for a Juliet balcony.

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Guide

What is a Juliet balcony door?

The door behind the railing, how one handle gives three positions, the sizes we hold in stock and what to measure before you ask for a price.

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Not sure which system?

Send us the width and height of the opening and a photo of the wall, and we will tell you which of these will work and what it costs.

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