Sliding doors come in various styles and sizes, providing you with many choices to choose from. A common type is a two-panel glass slider.

Glass sliding doors create an airier and more open look than traditional double doors in your home. Double-glazed and treated to reduce UV rays for energy efficiency, glass sliders often come standard in width dimensions from 60 to 72 inches per double door.

There are also a variety of height options for glass sliding doors. Some manufacturers provide single-pane high doors, which may fit more easily in narrow openings than double doors.

A three-panel sliding door may also add light to your home. Wider than two-panel doors, these three-panel doors allow their center panel to move from left to right or vice versa for easier visibility through doorways while taking up less wall space overall.

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For maximum privacy, choose a door with blinds or curtains installed between its panels and one equipped with screens to keep out bugs while still allowing light from outside to come in. Some sliding doors even come equipped with retractable blinds, which can be pulled out or back for optimal privacy.

Sliding doors can leak under pressure from rain and wind, so it is wise to work with an experienced installer who can supply high-quality doors from reputable manufacturers and install them correctly – using sill pans and caulk to create an airtight seal and protect against environmental threats in your home.

Weather stripping can also help keep your sliding doors leak-free by restricting air flow through them and windows – handy during the cold months when cold air enters while warm air leaves your house.

New sliding door models feature lift-off functionality to make cleaning floors easier. These top-hung options feature high-performance hardware for smooth and effortless operation.

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Glass pocket doors are another type of sliding door that works well with many design themes, providing homeowners who wish to blend indoor and outdoor space seamlessly a choice that can even be utilized in second-story areas. They fit completely into wall pockets on either side and may feature corner window walls to create an open feel in your home.