Expertise
Sliding glass doors: opening the house onto the garden
The sliding glass door is the strongest gesture of a renovation: a wall becomes a view. With a 20 mm interlock, an invisible threshold and sashes that vanish into the wall, ours leaves almost nothing between you and the garden.
What makes the difference
It is all in the details you no longer see.
- 20 mm interlock: only 2 cm of aluminium where the sashes meet.
- Invisible threshold: the rail is recessed, terrace and living room floors continue without a step.
- Pocket sliding: the sash slides fully into the wall.
- Hidden rollers and drainage.
- Sashes up to 3 m high, sliding with one finger.
Comfort and performance
Double or triple solar-control glazing, thermally broken profiles, triple seals: it insulates from cold and noise, and laminated glass meets safety requirements.
In renovation
Replacing a small opening with a large sliding door often means enlarging the opening and re-doing the lintel. We coordinate these works with our specialists so you have one point of contact. See the Résidence Waterloo project.
Our projects
Résidence Waterloo
Light pours through newly enlarged openings, settling softly on the herringbone parquet of this Brussels family home.
Anna
Charred-timber cladding, a covered terrace and minimal-frame sliding glazing: a house that opens entirely onto its garden.
Sophie
A complete interior renovation with a natural-wood kitchen island, marble worktops and floor-to-ceiling sliding glazing opening onto the garden.
Frequently asked questions
- Maximum width?
- Several metres per sash depending on system and glazing; we have installed six-metre sets. We validate dimensions on site.
- Step-free threshold?
- Yes, always: recessed rail and hidden drainage.
- Maintenance?
- Clean the rails once or twice a year; the rollers are hidden and protected.
Your living room open onto the garden
Tell us about the opening you imagine: Julien calls you back and comes to see.