With its frameless fixed glass panel, the contemporary design of the Centor 211 Integrated Sliding Door ensures the focus is always on the views to outside.
Available as a 2-panel configuration, our 211 Sliding Door is constructed from thermally-improved aluminium with a solid timber facing on the interior.
For inside-outside living without the compromises, the Centor 211 Integrated Sliding Door incorporates built-in screens and blinds to control insects, sunlight and privacy. Our shades also enhance the thermal properties of the door, with independent tests showing that the blackout shade improves the U-value by 17% when drawn across the opening.
- Large sliding doors up to 4.92m wide.
- Timber interior in two unfinished options or primed for painting.
- Aluminium exterior available in a range of popular colours or specify your preference.
- Engineered to last a lifetime – extrusions are painted after cutting and machining to ensure all surfaces are coated.
- Sliding panel glides with ultimate ease, thanks to impressive 75mm diameter, precision ground stainless steel wheels.
- Integrated insect screens and blinds are accessible for service or replacement.
- Double glazing available.
Available in a Black or Stainless finish, the wood trim on the interior handle is matched to the door’s frame finish. This handle acts a stop for the insect screen, ensuring that the mesh only covers the open area of the door.
Specify the Centor 211 Integrated Sliding Door panels as symmetrical for a greater flow between inside and out, or asymmetrical for a greater area of uninterrupted glass.
The sliding panel on Centor’s 211 Integrated Sliding Door has been designed to align with the centre mullion of the frameless fixed panel to provide a greater connection with outside, whether the panel is open or closed.
Built into the door frame, our innovative, integrated insect screens and blinds are a world-first offering. They allow homeowners to enjoy inside-outside living without the compromises traditionally associated with large openings – insects, glare and loss of privacy.
