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ThermaSlide™ 7000 Sliding Patio Insert Door
Alumicor
08 32 13 Sliding Aluminum-Framed Glass Doors
The thermally broken ThermaSlide™ 7000 is available in two-, three- or four-panel configurations and delivers superior thermal performance, while meeting a North American Fenestration Standard (NAFS) 11 – AWPG40 rating.
Ideal for the commercial and residential markets, the ThermaSlide™ 7000 design offers large-size capabilities as well as low sill height with narrow profile interlock for ease of entry and a less obstructed view, appealing to design considerations for greater daylighting!
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