SLIDING AND STACKING DOORS
With a sliding or stacking door, you can take full advantage of your outdoor surroundings Â
– whether it’s a beautiful view of nature, or watching the kids play in the backyard.
HOW SLIDING AND STACKING DOORS WORK
A standard slider has two panels (one slides behind a fixed panel), while stackers have two or more moving panels that stack behind a fixed panel. The moving panel/s slides on rollers along a track, providing a smooth opening and closing action.
An external sliding or stacking door slides on an outside track – preventing water from gathering on the inside track, which means less time is required for maintenance and cleaning.
Configurations
Our sliding and stacking doors come in a range of configurations.
THINGS TO THINK ABOUT
Flexible Ventilation
A great ventilation option – you can keep them partially open if it’s wet or windy.
Extra Space
With no opening room required (compared with conventional doors that open outwards or inwards), you’ll free up extra space.
Added Security
Add an internal bolt for extra security or to lock your door in a partially open position.
Optional Extras
Add an optional insect screen that slides on the inside of the door, allowing fresh air to circulate while keeping flies and insects out.
Seamless Spaces
Sliding and stacking doors can be installed flush with the floor, creating continuous flow from outside to inside, with no protruding parts to trip over.
Guide to Windows & Doors
Next offers a number of different frame options and aesthetics. The right one for your home will depend on: your home’s location and wind zone, the height of your doors and large windows, the aesthetics you prefer and your budget.
