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What You Need to Know About Pella’s Patio Doors in Omaha & Lincoln
Whether you want a modern look or something more traditional, Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln have a variety of options to make our patio doors fit your home.
Patio Door Replacement
Patio doors are your gateway from the comfort of your home to the relaxing views of the outdoors. At Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln, we have a variety of designs, materials and patio door styles to match your home’s aesthetic and architecture.
Popular Uses
Patio doors connect our home to the outdoors. Whether they slide or swing, they open our homes onto patios or decks that allow us to enjoy time outdoors. They can also connect to a kitchen or dining room to expand our entertaining space. They offer great views of the outdoors and help welcome natural light into our home.
Materials & Product Lines
Pella offers a variety of materials and styles for your patio door. From our highly customizable and energy efficient wood to our ultra-durable fiberglass to our low maintenance vinyl, you can find a material that works for you.
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Popular Patio Door Hardware
Add innovative and convenient hardware for your patio door. With options ranging from color-matched and upgraded finishes, to multipoint locking systems and exclusives from Baldwin, we offer hardware to complement your home’s unique style.
What Are Patio Doors?
Patio doors combine several design elements into one:
- Their windows let in natural light and expose natural views
- As doors they need to be safe, functional and energy efficient
- And, as design elements of your home, they need to match your architecture and aesthetic.
At Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln we have patio doors that swing, slide and accordion, and that come in multiple materials, colors and designs to meet all aesthetic tastes.
Why Are Homeowners in Omaha & Lincoln Choosing Patio Doors?
More Usable Floor Space
Sliding doors do not swing open, requiring less space to operate.
Design Choice
Patio doors come in a variety of styles to match your design choices. Find inspiration for your home when you look through our wood, fiberglass and vinyl sliding patio door selection.
Natural Light
Patio doors allow for gorgeous views of the outdoors and bring in large amounts of fresh air and natural light to create bright and airy spaces
Get Inspired by These Patio Door Projects in Omaha & Lincoln
Pella’s wide variety of patio doors make finding the right fit for your home a breeze. Check out our showrooms near Union College in Lincoln as well as down the road from Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Patio Doors
What Is a Left vs. Right Venting Sliding Patio Door?
A right-venting sliding patio door means it slides open from left to right, and a left-venting sliding patio door means it slides open from right to left.
What Is the Strongest Patio Door Material?
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln’s fiberglass is the strongest material for patio doors. It’s 10 times stronger than a leading wood/plastic composite, nine times stronger than vinyl, five times stronger than wood and twice as strong as aluminum. Multiple locking mechanisms and the Secure Vent Lock ensure added security in both the closed and venting position.
Where Do Sliding Glass Doors Work Best?
Sliding glass doors work great in tight spaces and areas where your furniture is close to the door. Unlike hinged doors they also require no extra space to operate.
What Makes Fiberglass a Good Material for Patio Doors?
Fiberglass is extremely durable and is designed to withstand temperature fluctuations and weather damage. Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln’s proprietary fiberglass is even stronger, resisting bends, breaks and other damage better than other materials on the market.
What's the Difference Between French Doors and Sliding Doors?
French doors are hinged at the side while sliding doors glide open on a track. These doors add a contemporary touch to the home. Learn more differences between hinged and sliding patio doors.
What Is the Most Energy Efficient Sliding Patio Door?
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln offer a variety of patio doors with different glass options to meet the energy efficiency needs of different regions. Please reach out to a Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln expert if you’d like more information.
How Do You Measure a Sliding Patio Door for Replacement?
Measure the width and height of your existing patio door and follow these instructions to take accurate measurements.
Are Vinyl Patio Doors Durable?
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln’s unique vinyl formula is performance-tested for excellent weathering, durability and color retention. Multi-chambered frames add strength and durability while helping to prevent warping, sagging and bowing.
What Is a New Construction Patio Door?
A new construction patio door is one that’s installed in a new building or when all siding and trim has been done. New construction patio doors require exposed studs to attach the door directly to the frame.
What Product Lines Are Made of Fiberglass?
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln® Impervia® is the only product line made of our proprietary fiberglass.
How Do Bifold Doors Work?
Bifold patio doors are made up of three or more panels that are connected with hinges on the sides to fold open and closed like an accordion. When bifold patio doors are closed, they create the look of a wall of glass, and when they’re open, they stack neatly on top of each other.
Can French Doors Be Locked?
Yes, French doors can be locked with the included hardware. Optional multi-point locks can further increase the security in your home.
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