folding doors
Stainless Steel Thermally Broken (FMST.75)
Explore Stainless Steel Thermally Broken (FMST.75) for folding panel layouts. 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.
Planning this system for folding panel layouts
Combining the strength of stainless steel with thermal efficiency, this folding door system offers superior insulation and a sleek, contemporary appearance.
Stainless Steel Thermally Broken (FMST.75): maximum panel height 120"; maximum panel width 42"; stile 2 ⅜"; style Modern.
Sketch the panel count and the side where panels will stack. Include the traffic-door preference, inside and outside floor levels, clear opening width and the space needed for handles, furniture and folded panels.
Photography & design details
Explore the options
Options for this system. Availability and combinations are confirmed in the final quote. Screen colors do not replace physical finish samples.
Surface Tracks
Recessed Tracks
Configurations
Flag Handles
Panic Hardware
Divided Lites
Glass
Additional Options
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
- 42"
- Minimum Panel Width
- 18"
- Maximum Panel Weight
- 10 lbs per sqft
- Panel Depth
- -
- Maximum Number of Panels
- 8
- Stile
- 2 ⅜"
- Rail
- 2 ¹⁄₁₆"
Design and installation planning
Sketch the panel count and the side where panels will stack. Include the traffic-door preference, inside and outside floor levels, clear opening width and the space needed for handles, furniture and folded panels.
Your project
Request a quote
Stainless Steel Thermally Broken (FMST.75). Sketch the panel count and the side where panels will stack. Include the traffic-door preference, inside and outside floor levels, clear opening width and the space needed for handles, furniture and folded panels.
Start with approximate dimensions if the opening has not been verified. This request begins project review; it is not an order or payment.