Are sliding patio doors secure?
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Yes, patio doors are very secure. As standard, our patio doors come with toughened safety glass, which in effect is considered to be shatterproof. On the opening panel, you will find a multi-point locking mechanism, which uses different hooks and bolts to secure the sliding panel into its locked position. For added peace of mind, you have the option of specifying our comprehensive PAS24 security upgrade, which means the doors will meet the high security standards required by building regulations for new builds.
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