VISIOMODSliding, folding, and guillotine glass wall systems for flush indoor-outdoor transitions.
Frameless sliding glass panels for terraces, restaurants, and balconies. Multi-track system with compact stacking.
Bi-fold aluminium glass door system for full-width openings. Thermal break + Smart Home compatible, with modular configurations reviewed by opening size.
Vertically sliding glass wall — motorised panels recess into ceiling. Large opening route, hospitality applications and any RAL frame finish subject to project review.
The Soglia range is framed around how the opening should move: sliding panels for compact stacking, folding panels for full-width clearance, and vertical lift glass where side storage is not available.
FrontSlide is positioned for terraces, restaurants and balconies where glass panels need to move horizontally and stack compactly.
FrontFold is described as the option for wide openings where the project needs a larger clear aperture than a sliding panel layout can provide.
The guillotine system is made visible as a hospitality-grade solution for counters, cafes and openings where horizontal travel is limited.
These answers help buyers separate terrace glazing, folding openings and vertical lift glass before requesting dimensions or project review.
Choose sliding glass when the project needs compact side stacking, simple panel movement and a clean terrace, balcony or restaurant glass wall. Choose folding glass when the priority is the widest clear opening and the panels can stack at the side.
Compare glass door systems →Guillotine glass moves vertically, so it suits cafes, counters and openings where there is not enough side space for sliding or folding panels. The opening size, fixing frame and control route should be checked before quotation.
Review glass standards →Useful first data includes opening width and height, indoor or outdoor use, wind exposure, desired stacking side, threshold expectations and whether the project needs sliding, folding or vertical movement.
Pre-check site loads →Use the related standards pages to align sliding, folding and vertical glass systems with glazing and wind-load requirements.
Core glass, laminated build-up and application-standard references.
Glass door standardsEN 1279, EN 14449 and balcony glazing specification notes.
Heat-soak glass guideWhen ESG-H and laminated safety glass are required.
Wind and snow calculatorCheck first-pass site loads before the project calculation.
Market routesOpen buyer-intent pages that connect this product family to country, channel and project searches.
Start with how the opening should move, then check frame, threshold and exposure details before comparing Soglia systems.