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Installation Guides — Bifold Doors, Sliding Doors, Bifold Windows & Folding-Up Windows

Installation Guides

Step-by-step installation instructions for our aluminum doors and windows. Download the PDF guide for your product line or call (818) 570-2424 for installer referrals nationwide.

Aluminum Bifold Door Installation Reference

Bifold Doors

Multi-panel aluminum bifold doors with bottom track and top guide. Covers 75 Series configurations.

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Aluminum Sliding Door Installation Reference

Sliding Doors

Heavy three-rail sliding door systems. Covers 190 Series patio and panoramic configurations.

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Aluminum Bifold Window Installation Reference

Bifold Windows

Side-folding aluminum window systems for pass-through openings and serving counters.

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Folding-Up Window Installation Reference

Folding-Up Windows

Top-hinged folding windows with gas struts. Wiring diagram included for motorized configurations.

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Need help finding an installer? Call (818) 570-2424 — we refer certified local installers nationwide.

Post-Installation Care

Cleaning the Glass & Frame

Use a soft cloth and mild cleaner to wipe down glass surfaces regularly. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the frame or glass.

Lubricating the Tracks

Apply silicone-based lubricant to sliding tracks every 6 months. This ensures smooth operation and prevents wear over time.

Seasonal Weather Checks

Inspect seals and weatherstripping before winter and summer. Replace any damaged components to maintain energy efficiency and protection.

Common Installation Questions

In most cases, yes. Removing the old frame ensures proper fit and alignment of your new window or door. However, some retrofit installations may allow you to keep the existing frame.

We recommend using a high-quality polyurethane or silicone-based sealant that is specifically designed for windows and doors. Make sure it's paintable if you plan to paint over it.

Most sliding doors have adjustment screws located at the bottom of the door panel. Turn these screws clockwise to raise the door or counterclockwise to lower it until the door glides smoothly.

DIY installation does not void the product warranty, but installation-related issues may not be covered. We recommend professional installation for the best results and full warranty coverage.