Sliding Glass
Sliding glass is a glazing system whose sashes slide sideways along top and bottom rails.
What is Sliding Glass?
Sliding glass is a glazing system whose sashes slide sideways along top and bottom rails. With 4+12+4 mm tempered insulated glass and double-sided sealed rails it insulates well, and a key-lockable handle adds security. It is used on balconies, winter gardens and office partitions.
Set the shade step by step
Adjust shade and daylight exactly as you like by changing the angle, easily by remote.
Whatever the weather
Close the louvres by remote in rain and strong wind; water is led to the gutter.
One space, four seasons
Shade and cool air in summer, a sheltered room in winter. Concealed LED lighting for the evenings.
Sliding Glass, up close.
Systems we have installed. Tap to enlarge.
Sliding Glass technical specifications
- 8 mm glass or 4+12+4 mm tempered insulated glass; Georgian bars can be added inside the glass
- Two rollers per sash, each with two custom bearings
- Double-sided seals in the top rails against dust and wind; bottom-supported system
- Handle lock mechanism that can be locked with a key
- Interlocking aluminium profiles and plastic connectors for smooth sliding
- Maximum height 270 cm; sash width up to 130 cm
- Blinds can be fitted to the sashes and move with them
- Side covers block air, water and wind; anti-bacterial silicone
- Large glass panels for maximum view; a low threshold suits winter gardens and office partitions
- Single or double glazing to set the insulation level you need
Sliding Glass frequently asked questions
What is sliding glass?
Sliding glass is a glazing system whose sashes slide sideways along rails to open.
Which glass is used?
8 mm tempered glass or 4+12+4 mm tempered insulated glass; Georgian bars can be added inside the glass.
What is the maximum height?
Maximum height is 270 cm and sash width 130 cm.
Is it secure?
The handle locks with a key, and interlocking profiles secure the system when closed.
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