Sliding glass doors are a great way to open up your patio or balcony to the outside – and the sunlight- without having to give up any floor space. But there are also some downsides to these doors that can prompt homeowners to look for alternatives.

Take a look at the pros and cons to find the best doors for your room.

Sliding Door

Sliding patio doors are great for smaller entry places. It can brighten up the darkest corners with natural light. #DesignTip

Finding the right patio doors can be a challenge. Here are some of the best options, as well as the disadvantages of each so you can make the best choice.

This French-style sliding door combines the upscale look of a French door with the space-saving design for any home.

When this blogger bought her home she intended to replace the back door with a wood one. After realizing that the rustic look would clash with her colonial-style home, she opted to hang a screen door using sliding hardware instead.

Pocketed sliding doors that disappear completely into the wall - will you choose these on your next build?

An innovative rolling and sealing system is applied to the sliding sliding balcony doors, which guarantees even after 1000 openings (material test method). Special profile perimeter tires are applied, and in conjunction with the vertical movement of the movable sex, the well-known wear effect of the usual brush-sealing system is eliminated. Double energy 4-5mm glazing with triplex safety glass. Weight per sheet 250kg - 350kg Dim. 225 X 95

Most homes have at least one sliding door, usually, the door leading to the back deck. Some of these doors are good at blocking unwanted…