teraszajtó

A teraszajtó, sometimes referred to as a patio door in English-speaking contexts, is a type of door that provides access from a building to an outdoor patio or terrace. These doors are typically larger than standard interior doors and are designed to maximize light and offer a connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Common materials for teraszajtó include uPVC, aluminum, and wood, each offering different levels of insulation, durability, and aesthetic appeal. uPVC is a popular choice due to its low maintenance and good thermal properties, while aluminum offers a sleek, modern look and strength. Wooden teraszajtó provide a classic and warm feel but require more upkeep.

There are several functional types of teraszajtó. Sliding patio doors are space-saving and easy to operate, with one or more panels sliding horizontally past each other. French teraszajtó, on the other hand, consist of two hinged doors that open outwards or inwards, creating a wide, unobstructed opening. Bi-fold teraszajtó are another option, featuring multiple panels that fold concertina-style, allowing for a very large opening when fully extended.

Glass is a primary component of most teraszajtó, often double or triple glazed for improved energy efficiency and sound insulation. The glass can be clear, frosted, or feature decorative elements. Security features such as multi-point locking systems are also commonly integrated into teraszajtó designs. The installation of a teraszajtó can significantly enhance the perceived space of a room and improve its natural light levels.