VistaTREK Center-Hinged Patio Door in Fir Color with Single Configuration and Contemporary Style

Sliding glass patio doors provide immaculate views of the outdoors while giving homeowners a simple entry and exit point onto the patio. Modern and traditional styles offer resolution for all decorative tastes and aspects. Traditional door styles offer a slew of colors, designs, hardware, and glass options, while modern styles of minimal hardware and finishes are commonly available. The doors are invigorating and refreshing because of the extra light they allow to shine in, adding ambience to any home space. Since the doors slide rather than swing, less floor space is necessary, thus affording opportunity to add furniture or other pieces nearby. Consider the ease of entertaining by having a sliding glass patio door open wide to allow everyone easy transitions from inside to the outside. You can add seating on either side of the stationary door and not worry about having to move it when needing to close the sliding panel. read more

French doors enhance the look of any home. Developed in France in the 17th century, the French doors were first seen during the war. The style features hinges on the side jambs that connect the door panels so they meet when the door is closed. Plus, the doors allow natural lighting to fill your home. Scientific evidence exists that natural lighting has an array of benefits for both mental and physical well-being. When the doors are open, the path is clear, proving a simple and easy entrance and exit into the home from the patio. Installing outswinging French patio doors provides a classic look that evokes elegance and charm, but the doors offer so many additional benefits as well. Since this door style swings to the outside to open, they save plenty of space on the inside of your home. read more

Doors with blinds come in a variety of sizes. In most cases, homeowner’s seek out these doors for their patios, giving them the ability to expose the backyard or close the blinds for additional privacy and light control. Ultimately, a 29.5 in. x 79.5 in. door with blinds is a nonstandard size. Most exterior doorways are a minimum of 32 inches wide, with many being at least 36. However, some are as slim as 30 inches, so doors in that width aren’t as challenging to find as a person may believe. Additionally, 80 inches is the most common height based on current building codes. You can find shorter options, but 79.5 inches high certainly isn’t the standard. read more