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horizontal sliding walls

Aluminum/Wood Clad Thermally Broken (HWTS.75)

Explore Aluminum/Wood Clad Thermally Broken (HWTS.75) for commercial submittals. Compare the photographs, frame construction and available options before requesting project pricing.

Made to order. Price, approved dimensions and lead time are confirmed in the quote.

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Planning this system for commercial submittals

This system blends thermal efficiency with wood and aluminum, ensuring superior insulation, smooth sliding, and a stylish, reliable solution.

Aluminum/Wood Clad Thermally Broken (HWTS.75): maximum panel height 120"; maximum panel width 50" Main Panel, 36" Convertible/Pivot Panel; stile 2 ¹⁄₁₆"; style Modern to Traditional.

Provide the opening schedule, elevations, wall conditions, required design pressures and project location. Identify access, egress, threshold and hardware requirements for the design team before approving a system.

Photography & design details

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Configuration drawings and planning details

The track section identifies the panel, lower components and finished-floor reference for this series. Coordinate the selected track with the surrounding floor construction, panel parking and service access. The illustrated section is a design reference; the installation package must also identify the head support, jambs, anchors and water-management details.

Use the drawings to discuss Aluminum/Wood Clad Thermally Broken (HWTS.75) with your installer. Final project drawings and applicable installation instructions govern the ordered assembly.

HWTS.75 horizontal-sliding-wall surface-track detail. Layout examples for planning; confirm the final configuration and dimensions with your quote. Open full-size image

Explore the options

Options for this system. Availability and combinations are confirmed in the final quote. Screen colors do not replace physical finish samples.

Colors & Finishes
Tech White
Black
Black Anodized Effect
Dark Bronze
Clear Anodized Effect
Color Match
Wood
Stain-Grade Pine
Paint-Grade Poplar
Mahogany
Douglas Fir
Maple
Black Walnut
Surface Tracks
½" ADA Surface Track
¾" Surface Track
Recessed Tracks
¾" Recessed Track
1 ½" ADA Recessed Drainage Track
2" Recessed Drainage Track Thermally Broken
Dust-Proof Keepers
Configurations
Offset Parking
Parallel Stack
Perpendicular Stacking
90 Degree Corner
Zig-Zag
Segmented Radius
Throw Handles
150
-V
-V (Lock)
Aria Throw
Flag Handles
Acacia
Aria
Leilani
Summit
Slim Smart Handle
SmartCylinder
Keypad & Fingerprint Reader Combo
Panic Hardware
Panic Bar
Panic Bar with Surface Rod
Divided Lites
Colonial
Cottage
Diamond
Victorian
Trellis Vertical
Custom Design
Glass
Low-E Glass
Triple-glazed Glass
Tempered Glass
Laminated Glass
SGP and PVB Interlayers
STC Sound Glass
Additional Options
Screens
Automation
Smart Locks
Smart Glass
Exterior Louvers
Between-the-Glass Blinds

Specifications & performance

Manufacturer-published values are specific to the stated system and tested configuration. Panel dimensions are not overall rough-opening dimensions. A dash means no value is supplied in that field.

Performance

U-Factor
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SHGC
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Impact Rated
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AAMA Tested
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Design Pressure (psf)
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Air Infiltration (cfm/ft2)
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Water Penetration Resistance (psf)
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Structural Test Pressure (psf)
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Florida Approval #
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Specifications

Maximum Panel Height
120"
Minimum Panel Height
36"
Maximum Panel Width
50" Main Panel, 36" Convertible/Pivot Panel
Minimum Panel Width
25"
Maximum Panel Weight
11 lbs per sqft
Panel Depth
2 ¹¹⁄₁₆"
Maximum Number of Panels
Unlimited
Stile
2 ¹⁄₁₆"
Rail
2 ¹⁄₁₆"

Design and installation planning

Provide the opening schedule, elevations, wall conditions, required design pressures and project location. Identify access, egress, threshold and hardware requirements for the design team before approving a system.

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Aluminum/Wood Clad Thermally Broken (HWTS.75). Provide the opening schedule, elevations, wall conditions, required design pressures and project location. Identify access, egress, threshold and hardware requirements for the design team before approving a system.

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