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03 / Patio doors
Novatech and Standard Doors: explore PVC, hybrid and aluminum models, then two-, three- or four-panel configurations depending on the model.
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Novatech
PVC, hybrid or aluminum: four models, four ways to connect indoors and out. Start with the material and opening mechanism, then consider the configuration.
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PVC · wood frame
Everyday simplicity.
A PVC patio door with a wood frame, for a clean-lined composition suited to your space.
2 · 3 · 4 panels
Integrated blinds and triple glazing are among the manufacturer’s options. Availability depends on the configuration.
Hybrid · PVC and aluminum
Two materials. One clean line.
This hybrid door combines PVC construction on a wood frame with an exterior aluminum cladding.
2 · 3 · 4 panels
Now presented as Symbioz (Element) by Novatech. We retain the familiar Élément name to help you identify the model.
Aluminum · thermal break
An architectural statement.
Aluminum construction with a thermal break, bringing generous glazing and the view to the forefront.
2 · 4 panels
The four-panel configuration offers another way to compose the opening. Dimensions and clear passage must be confirmed for your home.
Aluminum · lift-and-slide
A different way to open wide.
An aluminum door with a thermal break and lift-and-slide mechanism, worth exploring for projects with expansive glazing.
2 panels
The current catalogue presents two panels, equal or asymmetric. Loft is not presented here as a three- or four-panel option.
Models offered by FenXtra. Confirm dimensions, colours, glazing, options, availability and pricing in your quote. Performance and warranties depend on the product and configuration.
FROM FORM TO EVERYDAY LIFE
Panel count alone does not determine clear passage width. The layout of moving and fixed sections must be confirmed.
A familiar composition. Confirm the moving panel’s position and the clear passage.
550 · Symbioz (Élément) · Urbania · Loft
Three sections to arrange the glazing and shape the view. More panels do not automatically mean a wider passage.
550 · Symbioz (Élément)
A four-section composition, including centre-opening arrangements depending on the model. The existing opening needs assessment.
550 · Symbioz (Élément) · Urbania
Concept diagrams, not to scale. O = fixed section and X = moving section in manufacturer specifications. Panel count determines neither the number of moving sections nor clear passage width. For Standard Doors, confirm the configuration against the selected model’s specifications.
Still deciding? See the differences side by side.
Compare 2 and 3 panels
A PATIO DOOR IN CONTEXT
This interior view shows a white sliding door and the yard beyond. The opening’s position also matters from inside the room, alongside the flooring and walls.
Where would you like the passage between your home and yard?
See addition and modification projectsYOUR QUESTIONS
Compare the material, movement and location of the passage. Manufacturer photographs and brochures help you narrow the style; dimensions will be checked for your opening.
Panel count changes the view’s composition. It does not determine clear passage width by itself: confirm which sections move.
FenXtra will confirm the model, options, dimensions, timing and price in your quote.
Which side do you use most when going in and out?
Where should the vertical panel frames sit in your view?
Which floor levels and access needs matter?
THE PATIO DOOR IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Start with what you want to improve. The composition and moving section can then be defined.
01 / The passage
Imagine moving from the room to the terrace, with your hands full or alongside someone else. Nearby furniture and the access side affect daily use.
Glazed width and usable passage are different measurements. Ask for the section layout to be clarified.
Where are you coming from, and which side would you prefer to use?
Start with this direction02 / The view
Sit in your usual place and look at the landscape. The stiles and panels shape what you see from indoors.
Three panels do not automatically provide a wider passage. The view and circulation are separate decisions.
What would you like to keep in your line of sight?
Start with this direction03 / The threshold
The indoor floor, threshold, terrace and steps work together. Share your mobility needs early in the project.
Accessibility and threshold design require assessment of the location and product; this diagram is not a technical solution.
Which changes of level or mobility constraints should the team see?
Start with this directionPlanning diagrams: they do not establish the moving side, clear passage width or a buildable threshold detail.
REFERENCES FOR YOUR PROJECT
FenXtra’s Patio Door page links to these references. Use them as a starting point for asking more specific questions.
Resources published by FenXtra
Patio-door reference
PDF in French
FenXtra links these two names to a Novatech brochure. Its page also separately presents the Loft sliding patio door.
Patio-door reference
PDF in French
FenXtra presents a Novatech patio-door brochure under this series name.
Patio-door reference
PDF in French
FenXtra presents this name beneath the label “Porte Standard”, with a brochure link.
FROM THE BROCHURE TO YOUR HOME
Keep the name that interests you. Then ask about the exact product and how it fits your opening.
Confirm the manufacturer, series or model, dimensions and selected options.
Ask for the technical sheet and warranty terms that apply to this configuration.
Have measurements, finishing transitions, the scope of the quote and availability confirmed.
The names and links below come from FenXtra’s public page. They do not form a catalogue of available configurations.
Confirm the complete product, dimensions, options, compatibility and availability with FenXtra for your project.
Brochures open on an external site. They are in French and are not included in this local preview.
THERE IS MORE TO THE CHOICE
Existing conditions, clearance, scope and finishing details shape the conversation. Our guided flow helps you arrive with clear priorities.
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