Maximum glass. Minimum visual interruption.
Premium hurricane-capable architectural systems for luxury homes and design-led coastal projects.
The opening decides more than the logo.
Minimal-frame systems demand more planning, not less. Slim sightlines put more responsibility on glass, structure, drainage, recessed tracks, pockets and installation tolerances.
Interlock width, perimeter frame exposure and how the system disappears into floors/walls.
Head deflection, pocket walls, corners and substrate coordination.
Track recess, drainage strategy, terrace conditions and exterior exposure.
Large panes, handling, site access, equipment and installation sequencing.
Products we commonly evaluate.
These are not the only options. We can review a specified system or compare credible alternatives around the actual opening requirements.
Questions that come up before the quote.
Are minimal-frame systems appropriate for hurricane zones?
Some specialized systems are tested/approved for hurricane applications, but the exact product, panel size, pressure and approval must be verified.
Why do these systems cost more than conventional sliders?
They combine larger glass, specialized profiles, hardware, drainage and tighter installation tolerances, often with more complex logistics.
When should the system be selected?
As early as possible. Structural recesses, pockets, drainage and finished-floor conditions are easier to coordinate before construction advances.
Send the project. We’ll help define the system.
Plans, window schedules, elevations, opening lists or even early dimensions are enough to start the conversation.