The sliding door system was invented to fit large openings for glass. These systems are manufactured for sliding doors to help meet the specific needs of homeowners and are manufactured in clad or wood frames with various colors to choose from. The system was designed to keep water and air out of the space while proving sturdy for fitting glass Pacific Screen Doors.
Homeowners can enjoy a sliding door system in rooms that open to the outside while understanding that water will not be allowed to seep or drip inside the interior of the home. Panels are hinged together in a train-like feature coming off the side jams if needed. The panels can be configured numerous ways allowing for openings where desired.
Homeowners should always ensure that they are familiar with the number of panels in wall openings, which will determine the height, and width of the panels as well as the design. There is a maximum limit of six hinged panels with the system that stacks to one side while allowing a maximum width of thirty-six feet for exterior usage and forty feet for interior usage. If you want to utilize a top-hung door system minus unhinged panels, the number of panels is unlimited.
Homeowners enjoy being able to combine the outdoors of their home with the indoors. These sliding door systems are great for screened porches in creating usable outdoor space. Homeowners tend to bar views of the exterior with windows and curtains and drapes. These door systems help in creating more space while allowing easy access to the interior and exterior of one's home without the need for these cover ups.