Triple Ranchstacker® Sliding Door
by Vistalite® Windows and Doors
Nelson, New Zealand
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The Triple Ranchstacker™ Sliding Door has a single sliding panel, the Ranchstacker™ has two or more panels that slide the same way behind a fixed panel, which means there are no intrusive panels to obstruct. Choose to have either fixed or opening windows incorporated into the non-sliding panel.
Ranchstacker™ Sliding Doors can also be configured to have panels meet at a corner without a pillar or slide into a cavity or over an exterior wall. The optional LevelStep™ Sill allows a flush level entry removing all potential trip hazards.
Product Details
- Product
- Triple Ranchstacker® Sliding Door
- Category
- Sliding Doors
- Sold by
- Vistalite® Windows and Doors
- Range
- Ranchstacker™ Doors
Vistalite® Windows and Doors is specified by
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The Triple Ranchstacker™ Sliding Door has a single sliding panel, the Ranchstacker™ has two or more panels that slide the same way behind a fixed panel, which means there are no intrusive panels to obstruct.
Choose to have either fixed or opening windows incorporated into the non-sliding panel.
Ranchstacker™ Sliding Doors can also be configured to have panels meet at a corner without a pillar or slide into a cavity or over an exterior wall. The optional LevelStep™ Sill allows a flush level entry removing all potential trip hazards.
- Features
Features of the Triple Ranchstacker™ Sliding Door
- Optional LevelStep™ Sill allows a flush level entry removing all potential trip hazards.
- Smoothtech™ Chevron track for a smooth roller action
- ACT Interlocker softener – reduces the sound when doors engage
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Frequently asked questions about
Triple Ranchstacker® Sliding Door
The Triple Ranchstacker® Sliding Door is supplied by Vistalite® Windows and Doors. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Vistalite® Windows and Doors lists on ArchiPro.
Vistalite® Windows and Doors does not publish a price for the Triple Ranchstacker® Sliding Door on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Ranchstacker™ Doors range from Vistalite® Windows and Doors, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Cascata In Queenstown by Vistalite® Windows and Doors. See how it was used in a finished space.
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