Custom Sizes

Color Finishes

Glass Type Options

Hardware and Operating Mechanisms

Manufacturing Workflow and Delivery Timeline

Conclusion

Content：

Architectural openings rarely correspond to standard product dimensions. Variations in width, height, and wall depth typically make stock doors impractical. This leads to either ill‑fitting installations or avoidable structural modifications. Aluminum sliding glass doors address this through systematic customization. You can select custom sizes, color finishes, and glass type options according to measured site conditions and performance specifications.

Custom Sliding Door Options

Custom Sizes – Manufactured to Opening Dimensions

Aluminum sliding doors are produced from extruded profiles that are cut and assembled per order. Non‑standard dimensions require no dedicated tooling. Single panels are available from 0.8 meters in width. Multi‑panel configurations with two to six sliding sections can span over 6 meters. Height options typically range from 2 to 3.5 meters. Reinforced profiles are available for taller installations. For wide apertures, the fixed‑to‑sliding panel ratio can be arranged to suit ventilation priorities or unobstructed sightlines. Since fabrication primarily involves profile cutting and assembly, the added cost for non‑standard sizing remains moderate. Customized dimensions are therefore practical for residential and commercial applications alike.

Color Finishes – Aesthetic Options and Protective Performance

Surface treatment influences both the visual outcome and the long‑term durability of the aluminum frame. Powder coating is the standard method. It provides extensive color choice and reliable resistance to UV radiation, moisture, and physical abrasion. Commonly specified RAL colors—white, black, anthracite gray, and silver—are maintained in stock. Any RAL shade can be supplied on request. Wood grain transfer finishes, available in oak, walnut, and cherry, replicate natural timber appearance without the risks of warping or infestation. Anodized finishes in silver tones deliver a clean metallic surface suited to contemporary architectural contexts. For installations in coastal or high‑UV areas, Kanod applies powder coatings with enhanced weather resistance. These retain color stability for over 20 years of external exposure, reducing the need for repainting.

Custom Sliding Door Options

Glass Type Options – Performance Driven by Climate and Occupancy

Glass selection controls solar heat gain, thermal transmittance, acoustic insulation, and privacy. Available types include clear, frosted, Low‑E, reflective, tinted (gray, blue, green), and patterned glass. Low‑E coatings moderate indoor temperature by reflecting infrared radiation while admitting visible light. Insulating glass units with cavity widths from 6mm to 27mm can be filled with argon or krypton to improve thermal resistance. Double‑glazed units provide effective noise reduction. Triple glazing is available for more demanding conditions. Additional configurations include sealed venetian blinds (manual or motorized), laminated glass with PVB interlayers for impact resistance, fire‑rated glass, and switchable PDLC privacy glass. These glass type options allow the door system to be matched to local climate conditions and specific functional needs.

Hardware and Operating Mechanisms – Ease of Use and Service Life

Hardware selection affects both the physical effort required for operation and the long‑term reliability of the system. Handle materials include zinc alloy, stainless steel, and ceramic, with finishes that can match the door frame. For panels above 150 kg, lift‑and‑slide mechanisms reduce opening resistance by lifting the panel slightly off its track. Motorized drives are available for remote control and integration with building automation. Soft‑close dampers fitted to the track decelerate the panel during the final 50–80 mm of travel. This prevents slamming and minimizes finger‑pinch risks. For seaside installations, grade 304 or 316 stainless steel is recommended to withstand salt‑induced corrosion.

Custom Sliding Door Options

Manufacturing Workflow and Delivery Timeline

Kanod, with over 28 years of experience in aluminum windows and doors, coordinates each custom order through a structured process. Clients submit opening dimensions and elevation sketches. Kanod’s engineering team prepares 3D models and fixed quotations prior to production. Manufacturing stages include profile cutting, CNC machining, surface coating, glass unit assembly, and hardware fitting. The Kanod 139 Series, built with 2.0mm wall thickness and a high‑low track drainage system, reflects the manufacturer’s engineering emphasis on structural strength and weather resistance. Typical custom orders are completed within 20 to 25 working days, subject to finish type and glass sourcing.

Conclusion

Customization of aluminum sliding glass doors provides a direct solution to non‑standard building openings. It ensures accurate dimensional fit, appropriate aesthetic integration, and targeted performance outcomes. Through careful selection of custom sizes, color finishes, and glass type options, project teams can meet thermal, acoustic, and visual objectives without altering the original design intent. Kanod offers full support from initial consultation through to final delivery. Providing opening dimensions and reference visuals allows for preliminary 3D visualization and cost estimation. This confirms that the finished installation accurately matches site parameters and user requirements.