Sliding Window installed

Window · PVC · Aluminum

Sliding Window

Wide views and easy ventilation without a swing.

  • No swing space. Ideal above kitchen counters, along decks, and beside walkways.
  • Smooth action. Stainless rollers and precision tracks stay quiet and easy for years.
  • Wide spans. Up to four panels for long horizontal openings.
  • Secure. Multi-point locking and anti-lift blocks on every operable panel.

Width range

36"–120"

Height range

20"–72"

Panels

1–4

Lead time

[X weeks]

No pricing online. Every unit is custom; quotes are door-to-door and itemized.

Overview

How the sliding window works.

Sliding windows glide horizontally on stainless steel rollers, so they work anywhere a swinging sash would collide with furniture, walkways, or landscaping. Available in two-, three-, and four-panel layouts with brush seals and multi-point locks.

No swing space

Ideal above kitchen counters, along decks, and beside walkways.

Smooth action

Stainless rollers and precision tracks stay quiet and easy for years.

Wide spans

Up to four panels for long horizontal openings.

Secure

Multi-point locking and anti-lift blocks on every operable panel.

Options

Configure glass, color, and hardware.

Glass

  • Double or triple glazed
  • Low-E coatings
  • Tempered safety glass
  • Laminated acoustic/security
  • Frosted & tinted

Colors

  • Separate inside/outside
  • White, anthracite, black
  • Bronze & custom RAL
  • Wood-grain finishes
  • Anodized (aluminum)

Hardware

  • Classic or linear levers
  • Lockable handles
  • White, silver, black, bronze, brass
  • Concealed hinges
  • Smart locks (doors)

Extras

  • Insect screens
  • Trickle vents
  • Integrated blinds
  • Opening restrictors
  • Security upgrades

Technical Specifications

Performance data.

Values marked [TBD] will be published as our US testing program completes. Ask your specialist for current test reports.

Frame depth[TBD] mm
Glazing optionsDouble or triple glazed
U-factor[U-factor: TBD]
SHGC[SHGC: TBD]
Air infiltration[TBD]
Water penetration[TBD]
Sound reduction[TBD] dB
HardwareMulti-point locking, European hardware
Panels2, 3, or 4 (configurable)

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Questions

Sliding Window FAQ

All FAQs

Sliding systems rely on brush seals rather than compression gaskets, so tilt-and-turn and casement units typically seal tighter. For most rooms the difference is small; for a bedroom on a busy road, consider tilt-and-turn.

Next step

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