Custom 4 Panel Sliding French Doors That Open Up a Whole New View
Sliding French door replacement crafted for classic style, space-saving design, and dependable everyday performance.
- Space-Saving Sliding Design
- Timeless Classic French Aesthetics
- Built for Cold WI Winters
- Optional High-Security Footbolt Lock
- Custom 2 & 4-Panel Configurations
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Marvin Sliding French Door Replacement in Green Bay and Appleton, WI
Sliding French Doors
The Infinity by Marvin replacement sliding French door effortlessly connects your indoor comfort with outdoor beauty. Its expansive glass panels invite abundant natural light and showcase stunning views, creating a seamless transition between spaces. With smooth, reliable operation, it’s an elegant upgrade that enhances everyday living.
Replacement Sliding French Door Features
- Replacement sliding French doors were designed by Infinity by Marvin to offer the traditional wider profile of a classic French door
- Unobtrusive sliding operation is great for saving space and won’t get in the way of your home’s furniture or décor
- Customizable configurations for replacement sliding French doors come in 2, 3, or 4 panel options up to 16 feet wide for panoramic views of the outdoors
- Feel safe and secure with the replacement sliding French door multiple point locking system
- Screens are top hung so they glide easily and don’t collect dirt and debris in the sill track
- Select the optional footbolt for the replacement sliding French door for additional peace of mind
- Performance is key and Infinity by Marvin replacement fiberglass doors emphasize performance and durability, they are engineered to exceed residential requirements and perform at light commercial grade
Infinity by Marvin replacement sliding French doors are available in a variety of sizes and several different configurations. Windows of Wisconsin sales representatives are versed in the various configurations and can discuss the details of each option with you.
Exterior Colors for Replacement Patio Doors
Infinity by Marvin replacement patio doors come in a variety of exterior colors to match the façade of your home. The proprietary acrylic finish on the exterior is virtually impermeable and protects from wind, rain, snow, and color fade.
* Finish samples are approximate. Please schedule an in-home consultation or visit a showroom to see actual color samples.
Interior Colors for Replacement Patio Doors
Custom match your home’s existing interior trim with your new replacement doors. Windows of Wisconsin custom formulates a stain to match and applies it to the EverWood® finish which is stainable engineered wood grain. In addition to the EverWood® finish Infinity by Marvin offers a selection of other colors to match all with the virtually no maintenance acrylic finish.
* Bronze interior is only available with Bronze exterior.
* Ebony interior is only available with Ebony exterior.
* Sierra interior is not available with Ebony exterior.
* Finish samples are approximate. Please schedule an in-home consultation or visit a showroom to see actual color samples.
Performance Glass
Low E1
Primarily used in colder climates, Low E1 allows more heat in (maximum solar heat gain) to warm a room while blocking heat loss (radiant heat transfer). Achieve maximum benefits when used on elevations with direct sun exposure. Low E1 has one layer of metallic coating.
Low E2
By reflecting heat back to its source, Low E2 offers year-round performance in moderate climates. Low E2 will help retain heat (solar heat gain) in your home during the winter and keep heat out during the summer. Low E2 has two layers of metallic coating.
Low E3
Low E3 is formulated to reject solar heat while letting light in, resulting in increased performance in climates with intense sun exposure. Low E3 has three layers of metallic coating.
Low E3/ERS
With an extra metallic layer on the room-side glass to reflect escaping heat back into the room, Low E3/ERS provides maximum efficiency year-round in all conditions. Low E3 has four layers of metallic coating.
Interior
We use the same acrylic finish on our interior as on our exterior for superior performance. Or choose EverWood®, our stainable engineered wood grain finish, to blend seamlessly with your existing décor. All offer virtually no maintenance — just remarkably reliable performance.
Specialty Glass
Tempered
Increases glass strength to help prevent breakage. This option is ideal for windows and doors that are close to the floor or located in high-traffic areas
Laminated
Even more durable than tempered glass, laminated glass is often referred to as impact resistant or safety glass due to its vinyl interlayer that tends to remain in place when cracked.
STC/OITC
Sound Transmission Class and Outdoor-Indoor Transmission Class Glass has increased pane thickness, ideal in areas where exterior noise is a concern.
Decorative Glass
Decorative glass for replacement patio doors lends both privacy and style to any room while bringing in natural sunlight. Infinity by Marvin replacement windows have a selection of decorative glass styles to choose from. Consult with your Windows of Wisconsin sales person to choose the right glass for your space.
Simulated Divided Lites
Our Simulated-Divided-Lite (SDL) bars are built with Ultrex® fiberglass and permanently adhered in our factory to the outside surfaces of the glass. SDLs have a spacer bar between the panes of glass to offer the traditional look of divided lites.
Grilles
Grille bars are located between the panes of insulating glass. Grilles-Between-the-Glass (GBG) combine easy cleaning with the timeless detail of a grille pattern.
Patterns
We offer various divided lite patterns so you can replicate the look of your original windows and doors – or add new architectural interest to your home. Ask your local Infinity partner about additional patterns and style options.
Finishes for Replacement Doors
Infinity by Marvin replacement patio doors offer a variety of hardware colors and options to match your home and tastes.
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