Published: May 2, 2022
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In a nutshell? Bifold patio doors are hinged glass panels that hang from the ceiling, folding against the wall for a completely unobstructed view when opened. Installation typically requires a general contractor to bolster the ceiling, and reinstallation if the home shifts. In contrast, sliding patio doors move along tracks on the floor and ceiling, and stack against a stationary panel (or hide within the wall) when opened.
(As Seen on Rosie on the House; DunRite is a Rosie Certified Partner.)
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Pivot Doors: A Fresh Patio Trend That Brings the Outdoors In
Published: July 5, 2021
If you’re a homeowner thinking about patio options to open up back of the house, and looking to invest in something more expansive than French doors or sliders, there’s a growing trend that just might be the perfect solution: glass pivot doors.
Big Sliding Glass Doors or Multifold Patio Doors: Which is a Better Moving Wall System?
Updated: June 10, 2022
Published: Oct. 22, 2020
Ahhhhh, Arizona. There’s no better place to bring the outdoors in, right? Big sliding glass doors and multifold doors that create a moving glass wall are beautiful options to open up the patio, creating a seamless flow from the inside of your home to the backyard.
They take full advantage of balmy weather and lovely views, and add a stunning design element to a home.
Let’s talk about which moving wall system DunRite prefers, and why we feel it’s your best option.
