Patio doors are a great option for providing a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. They also help with regulating indoor temperatures and removing stale air.
Sliding patio doors come in a variety of styles that can fit your home’s space and décor. The following brands ranked highest in brand trust for back patio doors in the 2024 Lifestory Research America’s Most Trusted Patio Door study: Andersen, Pella, Masonite, JELD-WEN, and Therma-Tru.
Sliding Doors
Streamline your transition between indoor and outdoor space with easy-open sliding patio doors. These doors allow natural light to flood in while ensuring unobstructed views and provide ventilation options. Choose from multiple design options to give your patio doors a look that’s modern or classic, including grille and hardware options.
All of our patio doors use lasting materials to function easily for a lifetime. They feature fusion-welded frames and sashes that ensure structural integrity and eliminate drafts. Frame materials also withstand moisture and sunlight to keep your door looking great over time. And our insulating Low-E glass helps reduce your energy costs by reflecting heat back into your home in the winter and keeping it cooler in the summer.
Our sliding patio doors are available in two-, three-, and four-panel configurations to accommodate any room size. All of them feature code-compliant tempered safety glass and a multi-point locking system to help prevent unwanted entry. Each door also includes a heavy-duty extruded aluminum screen that’s four times stronger than traditional roll-form screens and can be removed when not in use.
French Doors
French patio doors allow you to access your garden, lawn, or deck in style. They are hinged double doors and feature glass panes that extend the width of the door frame. They come in pairs and offer a classic aesthetic for Southeast homes that seek a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor space.
These doors can be made of wood or vinyl and are a great option for homeowners looking for an energy-efficient patio door that’s easy to maintain. They provide a barrier against the heat and cold while allowing air to circulate through your home. They are also durable and can be customized with a wide range of hardware options.
The cost of a french patio door varies based on its material, design, and customization. It’s important to consider both the upfront costs and potential long-term savings like energy efficiency when choosing a patio door. The right choice can boost the curb appeal and value of your home.
Three-Panel Doors
With expansive views and a connection to the outdoors, multi-panel doors can make any home feel bigger, airier, and more welcoming. They can help reduce energy consumption, brighten dimly lit rooms, and boost moods.
These door systems offer a classic, traditional look with more flexibility than other options. They can be hinged or sliding, and they can feature either two or three panels. The number of panels can affect the flexibility and durability of a door, and it can also impact design options.
True panel doors are more durable than panel-look doors because they feature actual panels. They can expand and contract without losing their rigidity, making them ideal for exterior doors and areas prone to moisture. They can also be sturdier and more secure than other options, especially if you opt for reinforced fiberglass or steel. Moreover, they require less maintenance than other doors because their smooth, untextured surface doesn’t collect dirt or dust.
Four-Panel Doors
There is a patio door for every style, function and budget. Depending on your specific needs, you can choose between flush doors and panel doors. Each type of door offers distinct advantages and disadvantages, making it important to select a model that aligns with your design preferences.
While panel doors may seem fragile, they are quite sturdy and a great option for individuals who want a classic look. They are also sound proof and durable, especially if you opt for solid-core doors. They are more difficult to damage than smooth doors and require less maintenance. Dust tends to collect more easily on panel doors, however a quick wipe is all it takes to keep them looking neat and clean.
Our red oak 4-panel doors offer the look of solid wood, with the sturdiness and stability of MDF (medium-density fiberboard). These doors are available in a range of panel configurations and door styles, to complement any home.