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More view. Less compromise.

More of the view. More from your doors.

Bring the patio, pool, and South Florida light into the picture—with a carefully specified impact sliding system.

Impact sliding glass doors use laminated glass panels in an approved frame and track system, opening a room to the patio or pool without a swinging panel. True Impact plans the panel layout, track, drainage and installation for each opening in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade.

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Four-panel bronze multitrack sliding glass door between a living room and covered lanai

Big openings deserve a detailed plan.

A slider is a moving wall of glass. Panel weight, operation, supporting structure, anchorage, and water management need to be considered together. Match the door to how you use the room and the opening’s actual requirements.

Think beyond panel count.

A useful design conversation starts with the clear opening you want and the space available.

Two- and three-panel layouts: compare which panels move and how much opening remains.
Multi-panel systems: confirm approved maximum dimensions and the supporting structure.
Stacking and pocketing layouts: review wall space, tracks, drainage, and approved installation details.
Thresholds and screens: compare accessibility, weather performance, and daily convenience.

The track matters as much as the glass.

Track height, sill support, drainage paths, and sealant details affect everyday operation and weather performance. Do not assume a flush-looking threshold meets the needs of every exposure. Keep drainage paths clear and follow manufacturer care instructions.

Installation with the room in mind.

Discuss access for heavy panels, floor protection, furniture movement, the temporary open wall, and alarm sensors. Final checks should include smooth operation, locking, seals, and a clear explanation of maintenance.

Check any product approval yourself in the Florida Product Approval search or the Miami-Dade product approvals (NOA). Page updated October 3, 2026.

Planning a shared-building project? Explore our condo and HOA guide. Comparing budgets? See what goes into a complete estimate.

Compare impact door styles.

How each style opens, where it usually fits, and what to settle while planning. Final configurations are confirmed for your opening.

Style	How it opens	Where it fits	Details to plan
Impact Sliding Glass Door	Sliding glass panels	Patios, balconies and living spaces	Panel count, track profile and operating direction
Impact Multitrack Sliding Door	Multiple sliding tracks	Wide terraces and entertaining spaces	Stacking direction, track depth and clear passage
Impact Entry Door	Hinged entry assembly	Front entrances and patio access	Swing, handing, glass area and hardware
Impact Pivot Door	Pivot-mounted door panel	Architectural front entrances	Pivot location, sweep and clear passage
Thermally Broken Impact Door	Coplanar concealed-hinge assembly	Contemporary entrances	Thermal ratings, swing and flush detailing

Your project, step by step

From first conversation
to final walkthrough.

Know what happens at each stage, before the first opening changes.

Free in-home estimate

We photograph and measure each opening with you, then explain your options. No need to know any specifications yet.

A written quote you can read

Every window and door listed with its size, glass, color and price, plus the price of each upgrade, so you can compare line by line.

We handle permits and approvals

We take the final measure, prepare the permit package with the product approvals, and file it with your city.

Installation and inspection

Our crew installs, seals and finishes each opening, then we walk through it with you and pass the final inspection.

Before you get started

Questions homeowners ask first.

Costs, timing, approvals, and the details worth asking about.

All your questions, answered

What about sliding doors and large openings?

Panel sizes, tracks, supporting structure, drainage, and pressure requirements all matter. More glass is not simply a bigger standard window. Evaluate the complete approved door configuration and installation details for the opening.

Are stucco, drywall, painting, and cleanup included?

The written scope should name each included finish repair and cleanup task. Removing old frames may reveal concealed conditions. Ask how unforeseen repairs are documented and approved, and whether painting and finish matching are included.

How long does the project take?

There are two timelines: getting ready and installing. Product selection, final measurements, approvals, permitting, and manufacturing happen before installation. Opening count, access, weather, and repairs affect installation time. Ask for a project-specific schedule before signing.

Consider the whole home

Your home is worth it.

Take the first step toward a stronger home.

Impact windows. Impact doors. A plan built around you.