Location: Gauteng · System: Palace Sliding Doors
The brief
A borderless view was the brief: the Palace multi-slider's slim profiles keep the garden panorama intact while engineering quietly handles severe wind loads.
What we built
All panels slide in the multi-slider configuration, opening most of the wall — with double-glazing available for thermal and acoustic comfort.
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Keeping a view while enclosing it
A borderless view is the hardest brief in enclosure work, because every frame you add is something the eye has to look past. The Palace multi-slider answers it with slim profiles and a small number of large panels rather than many narrow ones — fewer interruptions across the glass, so the garden panorama survives being enclosed.
Engineering behind the slim look
Slim profiles on a large opening only work if the system is built for the loads. Our Palace sliding range runs in 2, 3, 4 and 6-panel configurations, and the multi-slider is engineered for severe wind — which is what makes it the right specification on an elevated or exposed site rather than the lightest option available.
The specification behind it
- Palace multi-slider — 2, 3, 4 or 6 panels
- Engineered for severe wind loads
- Shatterproof glass, single or double glazed
- Full weather seals and keyed locking
- 15-year guarantee on aluminium
Where fixed panels help
Not every part of a panoramic opening needs to move. Fixed glass panels hold the view without introducing the frame depth an operable door requires — so pairing sliders where you need access with fixed panels where you don't keeps the glass line as clean as possible.
If you're considering the same
Tell us which way the opening faces and how exposed the site is; that drives both the configuration and the glazing recommendation. More Bedfordview and Edenvale work.
