Custom uPVC
Lift and Slide Doors

A lift-and-slide mechanism lifts the moving panel before it travels along the track, then lowers it into the closed, sealed position. Standard sliders use a different operating arrangement. Compare the complete systems against your required opening size, sealing, access and budget.

The allowable size depends on the profile, reinforcement, glass weight and hardware. Send the overall opening width and height, preferred panel layout and required clear opening. ROPO can review the appropriate system and its limits before the drawings are confirmed.

ROPO welcomes project and trade enquiries for custom uPVC lift and slide doors. Include your company, destination and expected order requirements so the team can discuss a suitable supply arrangement, minimum order requirements and support.

Send your drawings or door schedule with the project location, quantities and target delivery date. Include glazing and performance requirements where known. You can prepare an enquiry below and attach the files in your email application.

Published ROPO options include double and triple glazing, laminated or Low-E glass, white or woodgrain finishes, and sliding or accordion screen arrangements. Check availability and compatibility for the specific system, panel size and project requirements.

Ask for the documentation applicable to your selected model and configuration. For Australia, discuss relevant testing and thermal performance data. For New Zealand, discuss testing, classification, thermal information and installation details needed for the project assessment.

Size, panel arrangement, glass build-up, hardware, finish, screens, quantity and delivery scope all affect the quotation. Confirm whether the price includes packing, transport and installation, so different quotations can be compared on the same basis.

Confirm both with the quotation. They depend on the selected product, customisation, quantity and production schedule. Agree when the lead time starts, including drawing approval and other order requirements, and allow separately for transport and on-site handling.

Agree the assembly state, packing, identification and unloading arrangements before shipment. Check handling access for large frames and glass, and coordinate the sill, fixing and drainage details with the installer before the order is finalised.

Request the written warranty and after-sales terms for the quoted product. Confirm which components are covered, installation and maintenance conditions, the claim process and how replacement hardware or other parts can be identified and ordered.