Sliding Glass Garage Doors

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Glass Doors for Your Garage

Transform your dark garage into a bright, modern space with our premium sliding glass doors. Built with robust aluminium frames and engineered tough for Australian conditions, these doors turn your garage, shed, or workshop into a practical, light-filled space you'll love using. Perfect for renovators, businesses, and tradies alike, our Aussie-made garage sliding doors combine a stylish design with serious durability. No more working in the dark—enjoy smooth-sliding, secure access with all the natural light you could want.

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Sliding Glass Door -2100h x 1963w - Door Supply

AMIA Sliding Glass Door -2100h x 1584w

From $2,090.00

AMIA Sliding Glass Door -2100h x 1810w

From $2,249.00

AMIA Sliding Glass Door -2100h x 1963w

From $2,369.00

Learn More About Our Range of Glass Sliding Doors

We've packed our side doors with features that make them a cut above the rest:

Built to match your space: Our cladding fits perfectly with standard steel shed profiles like Corro, Trimdeck, and Trimclad (up to 29mm deep).
Smart design, better performance: The self-latching handle makes access a breeze, while our clever trim bead keeps all the fixings hidden from view. Plus, the 48mm powder-coated aluminium frame delivers a durable, sleek finish.
Easy maintenance: Need to replace the glass down the track? No worries. Our independent sliding and fixed panels make reglazing simple.

Wind Performance & Durability

We've engineered our shed sliding doors to handle whatever the Australian elements throw at them:

Signature Max: Handles wind speeds up to 70 M/S in Region A/B, and 60 M/S in Region C
X-Treme Max: Takes on winds up to 70 M/S even in Region C

Premium Glass Options

We've got the right glass thickness for every shed door size:

2100h x 1584w: 4mm, 5mm, or 6mm clear toughened glass
2100h x 1963w: 4mm clear toughened glass
2100h x 1810w: 4mm or 5mm clear toughened glass

Advanced Security Features

Want extra peace of mind? Add any of these features:

Black Diamond S7 Grill with your choice of fibreglass or aluminium mesh
Simple flyscreen options in fibreglass or aluminium
Heavy-duty security screens

Bushfire Protection Ratings

Living in a bushfire-prone area? We've got you covered with BAL-rated options:

BAL 12.5: 4mm float glass
BAL 19: 4mm float or 5mm toughened glass
BAL 29: 5mm toughened glass
BAL 40: 6mm toughened glass
FZ (Flame Zone): Requires bushfire shutters (not supplied)

Match Your COLORBOND® Garage Doors

Choose from 23 premium COLORBOND® colours to match your garage, shed or home. Popular colour options include:

Monument®
Basalt®
Surfmist®
Woodland Grey®
Evening Haze®
Paperbark®
Ironstone®

Every garage door frame is powder-coated to COLORBOND's exacting standards, ensuring lasting durability against harsh Australian conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors affect sliding garage door prices?

The price of your sliding door mainly depends on the size, glass type, and any security add-ons. To get an exact price, simply select your shed door size and customise your options online—you'll see real-time pricing as you make your selections.

How do I install a glass sliding door in my shed or garage?

Our shed sliding doors have everything needed for a smooth install—pre-fitted trim beads, cladding for both directions and quality stainless steel rollers. While they're designed for straightforward installation, getting a professional on the job is always a safe bet.

What materials are used in your sliding glass doors?

Our shed doors are professionally finished and fitted with toughened safety glass and stainless steel ball-bearing rollers. The 16mm adjustable wheels ensure a smooth, reliable sliding action, while the heavy-duty, powder-coated frame construction provides excellent stability and security.

Do your sliding glass doors provide insulation?

Sure do. The clever design of our shed sliding doors keeps the glass panels independent, which helps with insulation. Plus, you can choose glass types with better U-values if you're keen on maximum energy efficiency.