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1. Have you ever considered how a sliding door can transform your home? Sliding doors are not only functional but can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your space. Selecting the right sliding door, such as the high-performance Euro Slider mentioned by Altus, guarantees smooth operation and minimal maintenance.

2. When choosing sliding doors, consider the size and compatibility with your home’s layout. Large glass doors can expand visual space and bring natural light into your home, making smaller spaces appear larger than they actually are.

3. The location of your sliding door plays a crucial role in functionality and energy efficiency. Utilising thermally efficient doors, such as those with double or triple glazing, can help maintain indoor temperatures and reduce energy costs.

4. Consider the benefits of custom options, like the foldback bifold feature that allows panels to fold back completely, clearing up space and enhancing access between indoor and outdoor areas. This is particularly useful for homes with limited outdoor space, where every inch counts.

5. Addressing practicality and safety, some sliding doors come with advanced locking mechanisms and can be integrated into smart home systems for enhanced security and user-friendliness. Always ensure your choice reflects your lifestyle needs, enhancing daily comfort and convenience while reducing obstacles in living areas.

 

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Our Mini Guide: Windows and Doors will help you strike a balance between practicality, style, and performance. You’ll discover how to select frame materials, compare glazing options, plan for natural light, and add security features that suit your lifestyle. Join MyTrends for access to this and a full library of guides to help you on your property journey.

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Curious to see more practical advice from industry experts? Visit our Top Tips hub for quick, valuable insights shared by people who’ve been there, helping you plan smarter and avoid common mistakes.

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Our Mini Guide: Windows and Doors will help you strike a balance between practicality, style, and performance. You’ll discover how to select frame materials, compare glazing options, plan for natural light, and add security features that suit your lifestyle. Join MyTrends for access to this and a full library of guides to help you on your property journey.

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Episode Overview

In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Haydon Rogers, Category Manager at Altus Window Systems, to explore the often-overlooked role that windows and doors play in the comfort, performance, and visual identity of your home. From ranch sliders to high-performance glazing, Haydon walks us through the key decisions homeowners face when renovating or building, including how to balance aesthetics, ventilation, thermal efficiency, security, and cost. He explains why joinery isn’t just a finishing detail, but a crucial part of your building envelope that affects everything from heating bills to natural light, acoustic control, and resale appeal.

1. Have you ever considered how a sliding door can transform your home? Sliding doors are not only functional but can also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your space. Selecting the right sliding door, such as the high-performance Euro Slider mentioned by Altus, guarantees smooth operation and minimal maintenance.

2. When choosing sliding doors, consider the size and compatibility with your home’s layout. Large glass doors can expand visual space and bring natural light into your home, making smaller spaces appear larger than they actually are.

3. The location of your sliding door plays a crucial role in functionality and energy efficiency. Utilising thermally efficient doors, such as those with double or triple glazing, can help maintain indoor temperatures and reduce energy costs.

4. Consider the benefits of custom options, like the foldback bifold feature that allows panels to fold back completely, clearing up space and enhancing access between indoor and outdoor areas. This is particularly useful for homes with limited outdoor space, where every inch counts.

5. Addressing practicality and safety, some sliding doors come with advanced locking mechanisms and can be integrated into smart home systems for enhanced security and user-friendliness. Always ensure your choice reflects your lifestyle needs, enhancing daily comfort and convenience while reducing obstacles in living areas.

 

View more from


Disclaimer: This article is based on a podcast featuring insights from experienced professionals and is intended for general information and inspiration only. While we aim to share valuable guidance, please seek personalised advice from qualified professionals before making decisions about your property, finances, or renovation plans.

Curious to see more practical advice from industry experts? Visit our Top Tips hub for quick, valuable insights shared by people who’ve been there, helping you plan smarter and avoid common mistakes.

Visit Top Tips Hub

Our Mini Guide: Windows and Doors will help you strike a balance between practicality, style, and performance. You’ll discover how to select frame materials, compare glazing options, plan for natural light, and add security features that suit your lifestyle. Join MyTrends for access to this and a full library of guides to help you on your property journey.

View GuideJoin MyTrends

Curious to see more practical advice from industry experts? Visit our Top Tips hub for quick, valuable insights shared by people who’ve been there, helping you plan smarter and avoid common mistakes.

Visit Top Tips Hub

Our Mini Guide: Windows and Doors will help you strike a balance between practicality, style, and performance. You’ll discover how to select frame materials, compare glazing options, plan for natural light, and add security features that suit your lifestyle. Join MyTrends for access to this and a full library of guides to help you on your property journey.

View GuideJoin MyTrends

Framed for the Future: Joinery That Works, Looks, and Lasts Better

Watch Now

Episode Overview

In this episode of the Trends Property Insight Series, we sit down with Haydon Rogers, Category Manager at Altus Window Systems, to explore the often-overlooked role that windows and doors play in the comfort, performance, and visual identity of your home. From ranch sliders to high-performance glazing, Haydon walks us through the key decisions homeowners face when renovating or building, including how to balance aesthetics, ventilation, thermal efficiency, security, and cost. He explains why joinery isn’t just a finishing detail, but a crucial part of your building envelope that affects everything from heating bills to natural light, acoustic control, and resale appeal.

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