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Frequently Asked Questions
Do both doors open on French patio doors?
Double-hinged French patio doors have two panels that part in the middle. In some designs, both panels are operable, while in other designs, one panel is fixed and the other is operable.
Are French doors the same as patio doors?
Yes, French doors are a type of patio door. Hinged patio doors are commonly referred to as French patio doors, but four-panel sliding patio doors are also a type of French patio door.
What is a new construction patio door?
A new construction patio door is one that's installed in a new building or when all siding and trim has been removed. New construction patio doors require studs to be exposed so that the door can be attached directly to the frames.
Can you put new construction patio doors in an existing home?
Typically, replacement patio doors are used in existing homes. However, if an existing home has a patio door with a damaged frame or water leakage, it would be beneficial to replace the entire opening, down to the studs, by using a new construction patio door.
What is a left vs. right venting sliding patio door?
Viewing from outside the home, a right-venting sliding patio door means it will slide open from left to right, and a left-venting sliding patio door means it will slide open from right to left.
What's the difference between French doors and sliding doors?
French doors are hinged at the side and can either swing in or out, depending on what works best for the space. They are a traditional choice that adds an elegant feel to the home. Sliding patio doors glide open on a track, meaning they require no additional space to operate. These doors add a contemporary touch to the home. Learn more differences between hinged and sliding patio doors.
Where do sliding glass doors work best?
Sliding glass doors work great in tight spaces and areas where your furniture is close to the door. Sliding patio doors, unlike hinged doors, require no additional space to operate.