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A Siegenia side-sliding patio door built as two frames crossed by two horizontal and two vertical decorative bars, giving a grid pattern that reads from inside and out. The design is configurable before ordering, so the bar layout can be adapted to the project. It suits patios and large openings where a gridded look should tie in with windows and linear trim. Against plain sliding doors it trades a cleaner glass expanse for architectural structure; the frame and bar count add visual weight and reduce uninterrupted glass.
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A customer reports the patio door slides smoothly and seals well against the sea air.
This Siegenia side-sliding door has 2 frames, 2 horizontal decorative bars and 2 vertical decorative bars. The bars cross to form a geometric grid across the door.
The horizontal bars repeat across the two-frame design, and the vertical bars add an upright element. The grid is visible from both indoors and outdoors, and the door keeps a broad, open look.
The door is made for patio openings. Its pattern can coordinate with gridded windows, linear trim and other organized architectural details. The design can be adapted to project requirements before configuration.
