uPVC Sliding Patio Doors are versatile systems available in 2, 3 or 4 panel configurations and can be fitted internally or externally. Our Patio Doors are available in a wide range of styles and colours, enabling you to find the right product to match to your home.
A special stainless steel track that provides both durability and longevity has been selected for the sliding leaf. This glides effortlessly on a stainless steel tandem roller which guarantees smooth operation time after time.
Our range of Sliding Patio Doors start from around £700 (inc. VAT).
Our Sliding Patio Doors are easy to install and come with a 10 year guarantee for your peace of mind. Made in the UK and fully equipped with double glazing. The doors also feature a multi point locking system for security and are available in a variety of styles and colours.Choose from various panel options depending on what space is available and what style you want for your home. All doors are available in white, grey, black, green and various wood-effect colours.
Why choose AWM Glass?
AWM Glass are a leading UK supplier of Patio Doors, with over 1,100 reviews from happy customers, you can trust us to supply high quality French Doors are fantastic prices. Here are just some of the reasons that our customers love us:- 10 year guarantee on our Sliding Patio Doors
- 7 day nationwide delivery on in-stock doors
- First-class customer support and aftercare
- Our doors are made in Britain
- Huge range of style options available
Sliding Patio Door FAQs
Do you offer an installation service?No, all of our doors are supply only. However our Patio Doors are easy to install for any competent DIYer and our friendly team are on hand should you encounter any issues are have any problems.
Are your Doors safe and energy efficient?Yes, all of our Sliding Patio Doors feature a multi point locking system for security purposes and are double glazed to keep them as energy efficient as possible.
Do I need planning permission for Sliding Patio Doors?If you're replacing your current doors then this is usually seen as 'permitted development' and won't require planning permission. Always check with your local council though before starting any building project.
