Doors

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Folding doors

Panels fold and stack to one side, so almost the whole opening clears. Ask about in-swing or out-swing for rain and furniture.

Made by Jada, Bertrand and Sun Windows

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Lift-and-slide doors

The handle lifts each heavy panel off its seals so large glass slides with little effort, then seals tight when you lower it.

Made by Bertrand

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Steel sliding doors

Thermally broken steel keeps the frames narrow even on large panels, and the slide family includes a magnetic Zero Gravity option.

Made by Jada

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French doors

A hinged pair with divided lites reads as traditional and opens the full width of the pair to the terrace.

Made by Jada, Bertrand and Sun Windows

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Casement and awning windows

Side-hinged and top-hinged sashes open fully for air and press against their seals when closed.

Made by Jada, Bertrand and Sun Windows

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Fixed and picture windows

Panes that do not open need the least frame, so the most glass fits in the opening.

Made by Jada, Bertrand and Sun Windows

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Steel windows

Steel is strong enough to hold glass in very narrow profiles. Slim aluminum systems are the other route.

Made by Jada

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Double-hung windows

Two stacked sashes give the proportions of traditional Texas homes, and suit historic districts that ask for them.

Made by Sun Windows and Bertrand

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Pivot doors

A floor pivot carries far wider and taller doors than side hinges, for an entry that opens wide.

Made by Jada and Bertrand

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Glass pivot or steel entry doors

Steel and aluminum frames hold large glass lites in a front door, with multi-point locking.

Made by Jada and Bertrand

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Steel entry doors

Narrow steel profiles keep the door light in look while the frame stays strong.

Made by Jada

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Custom swing entry doors

A hinged door in clad wood, aluminum or steel, with sidelights or a transom, in the proportions of the house.

Made by Bertrand, Sun Windows and Jada