Toughened sliding glass
Safety-toughened panels slide and stack neatly, closing the sides while keeping the view open.
HENLIXO GLASS
Toughened sliding glass panels.
HENLIXO GLASS uses toughened sliding glass panels to close the sides of a pergola without visually blocking the outdoor view. The panels slide and stack so the space can open fully in good weather and close into a bright, sheltered room when needed.
Overview
What the GLASS system does.
Glass turns an open or louvered pergola into an all-season lounge or hospitality space.
One- and two-sided layouts
Choose one-sided or two-sided sliding configurations to suit the pergola and site.
Multiple track options
3, 4, 5 and 6 track rail configurations handle different opening widths and panel counts.
All-season use
Combined with a CLIMATIC or SLIDE roof, glass creates an enclosed, usable room in cooler or windy conditions.
Configuration
Options and specifications.
- Two-sided and one-sided sliding layouts
- 3, 4, 5 and 6 track rail configurations
- Toughened safety glass
- Suitable for enclosed lounge and hospitality spaces
- Coordinates with louver and sliding roofs
Applications
Where it fits.
Enclosed pergola lounges
Hotel and restaurant all-season rooms
Poolside and garden rooms
Cold-climate terraces
Gallery
Project and product references.
FAQ
Common questions.
Do the glass panels block the view?
No. The toughened panels are designed to close the sides without visually blocking the outdoor view, and they slide and stack to open the space fully in good weather.
How many track configurations are available?
Panels are available in 3, 4, 5 and 6 track rail configurations, in one-sided or two-sided sliding layouts.
Can glass be combined with a roof?
Yes. Glass panels pair with CLIMATIC louver roofs and SLIDE sliding roofs to create an enclosed, all-season room.
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