Sliding Patio Doors

If your back door takes the full force of the weather or your kitchen could use more daylight, a sliding patio door is often one of the first options we recommend. Large glass panels open up the view, and the door slides along its track without taking up floor space inside or swinging out onto the deck.

We supply and install the Evolution 2200 sliding patio door by Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors. It’s built with steel-reinforced REHAU vinyl profiles and glass units fabricated in Canada. You can choose from two-, three-, and four-panel layouts, with different glass and finish options to suit your home.

Why choose an Evolution 2200 sliding door?

A good fit for exposed openings. If there’s no roof or overhang above your back door, the way the door seals matters. The Evolution 2200’s sliding panel fits into the frame when closed, helping keep out wind and rain. It’s a system we often recommend for exposed back and patio openings where we’d otherwise be looking at a conventional hinged door.

Three locking points in the main lock. “Multipoint” can mean two points, so it’s worth asking what actually engages when you turn the handle. On the Evolution 2200, the main lock secures the moving panel to the frame at three separate points. There’s also a separate secondary lock built into the lower panel.

An optional security glass upgrade. If the patio door is in a secluded part of the house or security is a priority, ask us about laminated glass with a SentryGlas® interlayer. The interlayer helps hold the glass together if it breaks, making it harder to create an opening through the glass.

More light, with a layout that fits your home. A two-panel slider can work well for a kitchen walkout. A wider opening gives you room for more glass or a four-panel layout that opens from the centre. We’ll help you decide which panels should move, where they should open, and which finish and glazing make sense for the space.

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