Seals

• Multi-point locking hardware by ROTO FRANK
  • Number of locking points increases with door size
  • Seals out harsh weather
  • Makes it virtually impossible for intruders to break into your home through the frame

• RotoSill Nano coating
  • Offers the highest available surface protection. Through galvanizing, chromating, and additional sealing, the hardware becomes extremely scratch and corrosion resistant. If the surface is lightly scratched, the coating “heals” itself, continuing to provide protection against corrosion.
• Single-handle operation
  • All locking points are simultaneously operated simply by the turn of a single handle
  • Makes the door easy to operate even for children and people with limited mobility.

Locks

• Locked from the inside by turning the handles to engage the multi-point locking hardware (just like windows)
• Exterior has a static pull tab (active side only on French doors)
  • Can be used to move the sash, but cannot operate the hardware, meaning that the sash will still swing freely, as there is no latch. This also means that the door can only be locked and unlocked from the interior.
• Balcony catch
  • Patio doors do not have latches; a balcony catch lightly holds the sash in the frame (or closed passive side on French doors)
  • In windy weather, the door needs to be closed to avoid the sash swinging freely
• Typical application:
  • Doors leading out to balconies, where it is not necessary to fully close the door when outside, or access the house through this door.

• Thumbturn on the interior to lock the door
• Exterior handle allows the door to be closed (not locked) from the exterior
• Typical application:
  • Deck doors, where one may want to fully close the door while outside, but where keyed access is not required
  • Walkout basement

• Thumbturn on the interior to lock the door
• Exterior handle allows the door to be closed (not locked) from the exterior
• Exterior keylock allows the door to be (un)locked from the exterior
• Typical application:
  • Mudroom doors, where access from the exterior is required

Glazing

• Comes standard with:
  • 24mm dual-pane tempered insulated glass unit (IGU)
  • One coating of LoE 270
  • Argon gas fill
  • Warm edge SuperSpacer®
• Available with 44mm triple pane IGU

• Tempering the glass strengthens it and makes it safer in case of accident, as it shatters into small, dull pieces rather than sharp glass shards.
• The LoE soft coating improves energy efficiency by reflecting radiant heat from the sun back out in the summer, keeping the interior of the house cool, and reflecting radiant heat from heating back inside in the winter, resulting in less heating being needed. In addition, the LoE coating also reduces UV transmittance, which helps save your furniture from fading.
• Because argon gas is heavier than air, it is a better insulator. Using argon gas between the glass panes results in less heat transfer, which means less moisture and ice buildup on the glass.
• The spacer that is used in the IGU also plays a very important role in how it performs. Metal spacers not only transfer much more heat, they also are more likely to fail, allowing the argon gas to escape, moisture to enter, and mold to grow. This is the reason why all EuroLine windows have a Super Spacer – a warm edge technology spacer that significantly improves glass performance. After a 5-year high-humidity test it was found that 99% of the argon was retained.

• Since EuroLine does not use glazing tape and dry glazes all units, glass replacement is fast and easy if it ever becomes necessary.
• In standard applications IGUs are glazed from the interior for security