Sanctuary Impact Windows & Doors – Doors – Sliding Glass Doors
At Sanctuary Windows and Doors, we’re thrilled to offer you the Mr. Glass Doors and Windows Sliding Glass Door – the MG1000 – the ultimate crown jewel in our collection. With a frame that measures 2 1/4 inches at its thinnest point and glass thickness of 9/16 inches, this super robust door is unparalleled in the market. In comparison, PGT’s respective measurements are only 1 3/4 inches and 7/16 inches, and many other brands have flimsy 1 1/4 inch frames.
Not only does the MG1000 Impact Sliding Glass Door boast impressive measurements, but it also exudes luxury and security with its proportional design. Available up to 10 feet tall and 16 feet wide, this sliding glass door can handle anything thrown its way. The active panel on the outside track is fully interlocked, and the inside panel is braced with inaccessible full-length screw covers, providing a solution to the long-standing issue of insecure sliding glass doors. It’s available in various configurations.
This impressive product can pass HVHZ at 10 feet tall with 48-inch wide panels and can support panels up to 60 inches wide at 8 feet tall. Trust Sanctuary Windows and Doors to provide you with the highest-quality sliding glass doors that not only provide security but also add a touch of luxury to your home.
Impact window and door company providing the special attention each home requires.
Extensive knowledge and extended experience relating to all Impact Windows and door scenarios.
Family owned with 3 generations in action and 45 years combined experience in South Florida.
At Sanctuary Windows and Doors, we take pride in offering more than just expert installation services - we also provide top-of-the-line trim carpentry services that will elevate your home's aesthetic to the next level. If you are considering installing impact sliding glass doors at home, call Sanctuary Windows and Doors! We serve all Broward and Palm Beach.
We are installers first, our unique business model eliminates the expensive non- installer salesmen and contractors and the costly mistakes that often plague other companies in the industry, and their customers, in the form of bad measurements, wrong orders, low quality or unfinished installations and failed inspections. We strive for disintermediation, the hopeful future of the service market.
