Architectural aluminum sliding doors designed to create generous openings, maximize natural light and connect interior spaces seamlessly with the outdoors. From proven lift-and-slide platforms to ultra-minimal panoramic systems.

Five carefully selected aluminum platforms covering premium high-performance, versatile lift-and-slide and ultra-minimal architectural applications. Westline Windows can supply Reynaers Aluminium window and door systems for selected project requirements.

A premium sliding and lift-slide platform for expansive openings where comfort, performance and refined detailing matter equally. MasterPatio combines generous glass dimensions with slim design options and advanced threshold solutions.

A robust thermally insulated sliding and lift-slide system designed for large glass areas and dependable day-to-day operation. CP 155 is a strong choice for residential, multifamily and commercial projects requiring architectural flexibility.

An insulated aluminum sliding system engineered for both simple-slide and lift-and-slide applications. WSD116 offers flexible rail configurations, reinforced profile options and practical solutions for screens and thresholds.
A contemporary aluminum sliding-door platform suited to modern residential architecture where generous glass areas, clean frame proportions and adaptable configurations are key design priorities.

An ultra-minimal sliding-door system designed for projects where uninterrupted views and exceptionally slim framing define the architecture. Concealed frame options, oversized panels and specialized track solutions make WSD175 a compelling choice for high-end panoramic openings.
* Published performance, size and system limits vary by configuration, glazing, hardware and project conditions. Final selections should be confirmed for each project.
Send us your architectural drawings or door schedule. Westline can help identify the most appropriate sliding-door platform based on opening size, glass configuration, energy requirements, structural loads, accessibility, design intent and budget.