Lift & Slide

Door Systems

Lift & Slide

The wall disappears. The view remains.

Start Your Project

A door system engineered to vanish. When open, there is no threshold, no obstruction — only the uninterrupted line between interior and exterior. When closed, an airtight compression seal holds everything still.

The best door is the one you stop noticing. The Lift & Slide earns that distinction.

Why It Works

Design & Performance

01

Effortless Operation

A single motion lifts the panel from its seal and glides it aside on precision-engineered track. No force. No friction. Pure intention.

02

Floor-to-Ceiling Glass

Panels rise from finished floor to structural header. No compromise on height, no interruption in the view.

03

Thermal Precision

Thermally broken aluminum frames and triple-pane glass maintain interior climate regardless of what Utah's seasons deliver outside.

04

Architectural Scale

Available in single panels up to 10 feet wide. Multi-panel configurations can open entire elevations of a home.

The Approach

Designed for the Space Between Inside and Out

The Lift & Slide was conceived by architects who believed a door should do one thing exceptionally well: disappear on command. We specify this system for homes where the terrace, the pool, or the mountain view is as much a room as any space with four walls. Every opening is engineered with your specific structural conditions in mind — no standard sizes, no catalogue configurations.

Schedule Your Consultation →
Lift & Slide

At a Glance

Key Specifications

Indicative specs only. Every system is engineered to your project's exact requirements.

Panel WidthUp to 120" per panel
GlassTriple-pane, Low-E, Argon-filled
FrameThermally broken aluminum
SealCompression on close, lifted on open

Each Lift & Slide system is specified per project. No standard lead times — we'll give you an accurate timeline at consultation.

Begin Your Specification

Next Step

Ready to specify your Lift & Slide?

We begin every project with an in-home visit. No commitment required — just a conversation about what you're building.