Patio doors create a seamless link between interior living spaces and the outdoors. They can add a touch of elegance and beauty to any home or business, while providing easy access and a stunning view.
Whether you prefer the traditional sliding patio doors or the expansive views offered by bi-fold options, Conservation Construction of Houston offers durable and energy-efficient models to suit your needs.
Sliding
Sliding patio doors, also known as gliding doors, are a modern and functional choice for homes. Their large windows maximize light penetration and offer expansive views of the yard and beyond. Their durable frames and materials are easy to maintain and feature innovative, easy-clean coatings that repel dirt, grime, and water spots. These doors help to keep your home clean and comfortable for years to come.
Sleek and versatile, sliding patio doors blend seamlessly with any aesthetic. They can also increase the value of your property by allowing you to seamlessly transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. These doors are equipped with advanced locking mechanisms and can enhance the security of your home.
Typically, the installation process of sliding patio doors takes 5 to 11 hours. However, this can vary depending on the complexity of the project. It is advisable to have at least one strong helper during the process. This is to ensure safety and efficiency.
French
French patio doors give your home a beautiful and seamless connection between the inside and outside spaces. They feature multiple glass panes that allow light to fill your home and give you a stunning view of your backyard. They’re available in a range of options that can suit your home design.
The double-pane insulated windows on these doors keep your space comfortable all year round. The multi-layer Low-E coating reflects heat and UV rays, lowering your energy costs. These doors also have precision-engineered hinges and mechanisms that make them easy to operate.
They’re a beautiful addition to any home, with customizable grid patterns and unique hardware. They let in tons of natural light and look gorgeous open or closed. They’re a great option for homeowners who want a regal feel for their home. Our patio door installation experts can help you find the perfect french doors to complement your style.
Multi-Slide
Like French doors, they open either in or out but offer space-saving sliding functionality. They can be customized to slide in the center, at one end or both ends for a room-by-room solution that maximizes light and views without taking up floor space.
The frames are available in aluminum or wood and in a wide variety of colors. Aluminum is durable and rust-resistant, while the premium wooden frames are beautiful and provide superior insulating performance. However, they’re prone to warping in warm climates and require regular maintenance.
Fiberglass is another high-performance frame material that insulates better than vinyl and resists the expansion and contraction caused by extreme temperature changes. It looks and performs like wood, but costs less. It also has a higher impact resistance than vinyl.
Bifold
Bifold doors are a popular choice for those looking to enhance their home with a modern look. They’re often made from uPVC or aluminum, both of which are sturdy and durable. They open up to create an expansive wall opening and offer uninterrupted views, letting in ample natural light.
When closed, they’re a seamless transition between your interior and exterior spaces. Unlike traditional swinging patio doors that require clearance space to open, or sliding door panels that obstruct half the view and can be difficult to clean, bifold doors have few frames and take up very little floor space when opened.
One drawback to these stylish European-designed fenestrations is their relatively higher cost. Additionally, they tend to have more operational problems than other types of doors. For these reasons, it’s a good idea to consult a professional to ensure the doors work smoothly and reliably. They also require regular cleaning to keep them free from dirt and grime.