Open your home to Florida living. Smooth-gliding sliders and classic
French doors that make golden hour a nightly show — energy-efficient,
impact-rated options available, and backed for life.
The wall between your living room and your lanai should be the
best-looking thing in the house. Here's the lineup — every one available
impact-rated. Click any door to watch it work.
View from the exterior
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01 · The Florida standard
Sliding Glass Door
The door most Florida lanais were born with — one panel fixed,
one gliding on smooth rollers. No swing room needed, ever.
How It Works One fixed panel, one gliding panel on a
low-profile track with tandem rollers.
This Doors Value Maximum glass and zero floor space
lost to a swinging door — furniture goes right where you want it.
Benefits of This Type of Door Huge views, easy
one-hand operation, and a straight shot from the kitchen to the
grill.
Why choose it: replacing a builder-grade slider
that drags and fogs? A new one glides with one finger — you'll feel the
difference the first day.
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02 · The wall of glass
Multi-Panel Slider
Three or more panels that glide and stack to one side — the
wall gets out of the way, and the lanai joins the living room.
How It Works Panels ride parallel tracks and stack
behind each other as they open.
This Doors Value Openings a standard slider can't
touch — two-thirds of the wall opens instead of half.
Benefits of This Type of Door Panoramic glass when
closed, a genuinely open wall when it matters — parties, breezes, big
Sunday dinners.
Why choose it: wide lanai openings and great
views — if the view is why you bought the house, this is its frame.
View from the interior — opens to the exterior
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03 · The grand entrance
French Doors
A hinged pair that swings open from the middle — the classic
look that makes every walk to the patio feel like an occasion.
How It Works Two full glass panels on side hinges,
meeting at an astragal in the center; one or both open wide.
This Doors Value The full opening, no track in the
middle — furniture, grills, and grandkids move through with room to
spare.
Benefits of This Type of Door Timeless architecture,
symmetrical light, and a completely clear opening when both doors
swing.
Why choose it: when the patio is the showpiece
— French doors don't just open to the view, they present it.
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04 · The best of both
French-Style Slider
The wide, stately stiles and rails of a French door — with the
space-saving glide of a slider. Dressed up, not boxed in.
How It Works Slider mechanics under French-door
proportions: wider frames around each pane, same smooth track.
This Doors Value French elegance for rooms that
can't spare the swing space — the look without the floor plan
fight.
Benefits of This Type of Door Upscale curb appeal,
one-finger glide, and no rearranging the dining room to open a
door.
Why choose it: you love the French look but the
furniture says slider — this is how you don't compromise.
