| Customization: | Available |
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| After-sales Service: | Yes |
| Warranty: | 5years |
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Unlike traditional sliding doors that limit you to half the available space, our premium folding doors open fully, delivering expansive, panoramic views of your garden or yard. These bifold doors, comprising two or more interconnected panels, fold away seamlessly to one side when opened, creating an unobstructed, wide-open transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. Folding patio doors are your ultimate choice for maximizing natural light and achieving vast, uninterrupted vistas. With ZIIISUN, you can customize your doors with an extensive range of RAL color options, finishes, frame styles, and sizes, ensuring a bespoke solution perfectly tailored to your project.
Q1: Are there any issues with the glass inside, such as steam or fogging?
A: Typically, we use 5mm+12A+5mm double glass. You can rest assured, our double glass is professionally made, ensuring no steam or fogging between the doubleble glass
Q2: Do all these doors and windows come with frames for wall mounting?
A: Yes, all the doors and windows include frames. Installing them on walls is absolutely fine.
Q3: If the glass breaks for no apparent reason, will the rest be at risk?'m afraid the rest will be broken
The glass would only break due to impact force. It won't break by itself.'t break itself.
Q4: Can I use 6mm single glass instead of 5mm double glass?
A: It is better to use 5mm double glass because
a sliding door looks less aesthetically pleasing with single glass. The space for glass is wider, and using single glass would require filling it with a lot of silicon.
5mm double glass is safer than 6mm single glass.
5mm double glass offers better soundproofing than single glass.
Q5: Can you use rubber instead of glass silicon?
A: Yes, but only on one side. The other side must be glass silicon as rubber isn't strong enough to be used on both sides. Additionally, rubber is more prone to falling off compared to glass silicon.
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