evolution sliding door
this evolved system accounts for optimum thermal performance and smoother operation, premium security and sound dampening
this is the safe and sound door
the Evolution [series2200] high-performance sliding patio door offers superior operation and thermal efficiency, making it an excellent choice for upscale residential renovation and new construction projects.
Features
Energy Efficient
our uPVC (vinyl) profiles score top marks when compared with aluminum or clad windows as they have better insulation values and are able to reduce energy and heating costs
Steel Reinforced
ensuring perpetual weather tightness, smooth operation and maintaining strength is why EVW windows are steel reinforced. sash strength is improved by more than 300% over a non-reinforced sash
Pressure Equalized Drainage
engineered to allow moisture to escape quickly and effectively to protect the glass seal
Insulated Glass
don't just cut your heating and cooling costs, but make your interior surroundings more comfortable. Euro + glass can meet or exceed even the most stringent building codes in any North American climate zone
Refined Corners
for a more attractive outward appearance, shadow-grooved frame and sash corners create a flawless finish
High Security Locking
multiple locking points to put your mind at ease and ensure full security protection
Sound Dampening
we keep sound transmissions to a minimum with extra wall thickness, steel reinforcement and multiple interior chambers
Maintenance free vinyl
resistant to corrosion, peeling, chalking and fading, is impervious to rot, blistering and flaking, as well as infestation by termites or other insects. Even better, a heavy rain or simply a quick wash with water and mild soap will keep vinyl windows and doors clean
Options & Accessories
Performance Data on Series-2200 Sliding Doors
| u-value | solar heat co-efficient |
Air |
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|---|---|---|---|
| dual glazed LoE272 + argon | 1.53 | 0.3 | 0.8 / 0.9 |
| triple glazed LoE272(x2) + argon (x2) | 1.02 | 0.29 | 0.8 / 0.9 |
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