400 Series Frenchwood Hinged Patio Door

A ramped sill provides a smooth transition from interior to exterior and can be used with a retractable insect screen (hinged inswing patio doors only). Sill shown on a 400 Series Frenchwood Gliding Patio Door.

An aluminum sill support locks into a channel under the sill and ties back into the wall, offering greater support to the outermost sill section.

To create space for blinds or shades, these handle extensions add 1 inch between door panel and handle. Two handle extensions can be combined for additional space.

Double-hinged insect screens are available for two-panel double jamb hinged doors (hinged inswing patio doors only).

Gliding insect screens are available for two-panel active/stationary patio doors and feature Delrin® injected rollers with self-contained leveling adjusters (hinged inswing patio doors only).

“Delrin” is a registered trademark of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.

Retractable insect screens are available for our 400 Series hinged outswing patio doors. The retractable insect screen is installed on the interior of the door and opens side-to-side across the width of the opening. When the insect screen is not in use, it neatly retracts into a small canister.

A six-pin cylinder lock allows the patio door to be locked and unlocked from the exterior.

For hinged patio doors, the panel stop helps prevent wall damage when opening inswing patio doors. Multiple finishes are available that coordinate with door hardware.

An oak or maple threshold finishes the interior sill, and provides a smooth transition from exterior to interior (hinged inswing patio doors only). Maple shown.