Multiple award winner: Folding glass door SL 82

The SL 82 is a heat-insulated folding glass door with an all-glass look and a flat exterior glass surface. This innovative product is based on our tried and tested SL 80 folding glass door system but appears virtually frameless. In spite of being a mere 8 mm in width, the aluminium surround provides optimal edge protection for the glazing. The all-over all-glass look is achieved using stepped-edge glazing that covers the section.

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