Every Panoramic sliding glass door comes with a main swing door at one end. This door serves as the primary access in and out. As most of the time, you will be using your door with the rest of the panels in the secured position. This means having the main swing door is both convenient and practical.

Avoid major header construction with our bottom track-supported system. Traditional bi-fold doors stress your top support beam with thousands of pounds. This added weight often requires a new header required to support it. Not so with a Panoramic Door.

Our aluminum sliding glass doors come equipped with operating panels. This means you can move them to an optimal configuration to suit your needs at any moment. They can position altogether, or spaced out over the span of the opening. Allowing for these custom configurations to improve and manage airflow.

It was important that our doors be modern in design and look. We can offer a clean and elegant door system by hiding all the locks and hinges inside the panels and frame. Unlike hinged bifold doors, the Panoramic Door does not need shoot bolts and pull handles.

Our patented hardware utilizes permanent magnetic attraction to allow the sliding panel to pivot open. This unique design is the secret to the way the Panoramic sliding glass door operates and why we call it a “slide-pivot-stack” door.

A second patented feature of the Panoramic Door system is the tongue-and-groove interlock between the slide and fold panels. The tongue-and-groove delivers a superior security and weather rating.

Choose from a variety of track options according to your weather and design needs. Recess your track for a smooth transition from inside to outside.

A combination of aluminum and PVC makes it possible to build a stronger, more thermally efficient door system that is suitable for all weather conditions.

For added thermal efficiency, we have introduced the Chamberlin Series aluminum door.