What factory-prefinished stain and paint colors are available on Pella products?

Wood Windows and Patio Doors – Wood interiors offer more design flexibility — windows and patio doors can be stained or painted to match your decor. Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's wood products .As part of Pella Corporation’s commitment to environmentally-friendly practices, we use Water-Based Green Chemistry. Our factory-applied stain is water-based, which significantly decreases the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted into the air.Fiberglass Windows and Patio Doors – Available in colors offering the quality look of painted wood — including a dual-color option. Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's fiberglass products .Vinyl Windows and Patio Doors – Pella's unique vinyl formula is performance-tested for excellent weathering, durability, and color retention. Solid- and Dual-Color frames are available. Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's vinyl products .Fiberglass and Steel Entry Doors – You'll save time and finishing costs when your entry door arrives prefinished in your choice of paint or stain color that will look beautiful for years. Explore interior and exterior finish options for Pella's fiberglass and steel entry doors .

How do I clean my Pella windows and patio doors? What can I use to clean them?

Clean the interior and exterior frame surfaces with warm, soapy water and rinse thoroughly. Stubborn stains and deposits may be removed with mineral spirits. Or Pine-Sol® can be applied with a clean, dry cloth or towel. Do not use abrasives. Do not scrape or use tools that might damage the surface. Should you need it, touch-up paint is available at the Pella Window and Door Showroom nearest you .Clean the window sill using the brush attachment on a vacuum and vacuum off any debris.It is normal for water to accumulate in the sill and track. On products with weep holes, the water is intended to drain to the outside via the drainage or weep holes.To clean the weep (drainage) system, check to make sure that the weep holes are clear of obstruction (dirt, sand, or building materials).To clean the weep holes, use a small, soft brush to clear the opening. Weep holes may be located both inside and outside the window in the bottom of the frame. If the window is stacked, there may be weep holes between the units.WARNINGS:Do not use abrasive or caustic solvents as they may damage your windows or patio doors.Do not scrape or use tools that might damage the surface. Do not power-wash.Review the Cleaning section of the Pella Window and Patio Door Owner's Manual for additional details about how to properly clean your Pella windows and patio doors.

How do I choose the type of glass for my Pella windows and doors?

Choosing the right glass can make a big difference in the comfort and energy efficiency of your home. Pella's InsulShield Low-E Glass Collection offers our most innovative and energy-saving choices — and is designed to meet a variety of specific needs. Whatever your climate, we make it easy to choose the glass that's just right for you.Pella offers the energy-efficient options that will meet or exceed ENERGY STAR® certification in all 50 states. Some Pella products may not meet ENERGY STAR certification in all 50 states. Learn more about Pella's energy efficient glass options .

How do I lock and unlock my sliding patio door?

The thumbturn lock is located behind or above the door handle. To lock the door, turn the thumbturn lock to a vertical locked position. The locking system will engage when the door is closed. To unlock the door, turn the thumbturn lock in the opposite direction to a horizontal position.If your sliding patio door is equipped with a footbolt lock, it has two positions. One allows the door to be latched when it's about 3 inches open; the other provides extra security when the door is fully closed.To engage the lock, move the lock handle toward the side of the door. To disengage the lock, move the lock handle toward the center of the door.Review the Sliding Patio Door Screen section of the Pella Window and Patio Door Owner's Manual for additional details about the operation and care of your sliding patio door. If you continue to have difficulty, request a service visit or call (800) 242-1008 to find a Pella service location nearest you.

How do I remove the screen from my sliding patio door?

Download instructions for the material and vintage of your sliding patio door.Wood Sliding Patio Doors Architect Series® (12/2004 – current) or Designer Series® (3/2005 – current) sliding patio doors (includes instructions for self-closing screens) Architect Series (3/2002–12/2004), Designer Series (3/1997–12/2004), Pella® 450 Series (1991–8/1997) sliding patio doors Pella 450 Series (9/1997 – current) sliding patio doors Pella 450 Series (1991 – current) sliding patio doors Fiberglass Sliding Patio Doors Pella Impervia® (2005 – current) sliding patio doors Vinyl Sliding Patio Doors Encompass (Thermastar) by Pella (2003 – current) sliding patio doors Pella® 350 Series (2010 – current) sliding patio doors We try to include information for a large portion of our various products and vintages; however, we do not have every older set of instructions available online. If you have questions regarding a non-current product not found on our site, submit a request to Pella Corporation's customer support team or call (877)-473-5527 for further assistance.If you have difficulty removing the screen, request a service visit or call (800) 242-1008 to find a Pella service location nearest you.WARNING: Screen will not stop child or pet from falling out the window. Keep child or pet away from open door.

Greensboro Sliding Glass Doors

Create an Indoor-Outdoor Connection with Sliding Glass Doors

Home to many working professionals, Tournament Town — or Greensboro — is the third-largest city in North Carolina. Homes across the city of Greensboro, Jamestown, Pleasant Garden, and beyond showcase a variety of architectural styles including traditional, mid-century modern, and contemporary. Pella offers a wide selection of sliding glass doors to increase your home’s value and create a focal point for you and your family to enjoy.

Commonly known as patio doors, multi-slide doors, glass sliding door, or sliding doors

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Popular Local Trends & Styles

Wooden Multi-Slide Patio Doors
Homes in the historic Dunleath area have a historical character. In order to capture the look of the classic wood trim, choose a wooden multi-slide patio door. Available in multiple wood stains and finishes, these doors open to allow airflow in your home and expand on the existing space by connecting indoor and outdoor living together.
White Sliding Patio Doors
White sliding doors are nothing but traditional. Paired with beautiful white trim, inside and out, these sliding doors are a great option for your traditional-style home,. Available in multiple materials including wood, fiberglass, or vinyl each sliding door will function to allow travel from the indoors to outside with ease.
Vinyl Sliding Doors
Popular for their simple design style and color options, vinyl sliding doors make a great addition to nearly any home. Vinyl sliding patio doors are easy to care for, as they don’t need to be refinished. Upgrade your vinyl sliding door with insulated glass to save even more on your energy bills month over month.
Black Fiberglass Sliding Patio Doors
Starting to become popular in the Greensboro neighborhoods, homeowners are opting to upgrade their homes with black sliding patio doors. Fiberglass patio doors are extremely durable, and while homeowners in North Carolina don’t need to worry about extreme temperatures, fiberglass patio doors are energy efficient and look as great as painted wood doors.

¹Warning: Use caution when children or pets are around open windows and doors. Screens are not designed to retain children or pets.

Product Lines

Recommended Customizations^*

Get the most out of your sliding patio door with enhancements that you’ll notice each and every day. From hardware to grilles, the options are nearly limitless to make your sliding glass door unique to you and your home.

Hardware

Pella 250 Satin Nickel Hardware
Pella 250 Series Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Glass

Low-E Insulating Glass
Obscure Privacy Glass
Decorative Glass
Between-the-Glass Blinds

^*Not all customizations are available in all Pella product lines.

Greensboro Climate Recommendations

Keep your home comfortable throughout the four noticeably different seasons in Greensboro. From humid summers to snowy winters, Pella offers great options for your home to give you just what you need in the western-side of North Carolina.

Low-E Protection

Keep your home comfortable — and protected from the heat — with Low-E insulating glass that will also help keep energy costs down.

Double or Triple Pane Glass

Need to cut your energy costs? Invest in energy-efficient double or triple pane patio doors that fill with insulating gas for added thermal efficiency.

Fiberglass Patio Doors

For good insulation and protection from drafts and leaks, choose fiberglass patio doors.

Why Choose Pella?

Customized with You in Mind

Pella windows and doors are made specifically for your home because one size doesn't fit all. With access to many materials, colors and options, including exclusive snap-in options for shades, blinds and grilles, along with smart home products and a proprietary finishing process that helps provide a quality finish.

Built to Last

Pella products are backed by some of the strongest window, door and installation warranties in the business. When installed by a Pella branch, your project is backed by our Pella Care Guarantee, our package of product warranties, installation warranty and service agreement that covers your products and their installation — including labor — for up to 10 years. See the written limited warranty for details, including exceptions and limitations, or contact Pella Customer Service at 877-473-5527.

We Come to You

An in-home consultation can help you explore all options and get a professional opinion on what will work best for you. During the consultation, local window professionals can come to your home to assess your window replacement needs and understand your priorities and budget.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply paint or stain to my Pella wood windows and patio doors?
- Learn how to paint your wood interior finish, prepare products for finishing, finish removable grilles, select the right paint or stain and more in the Pella Help Library.
How do I lock and unlock my sliding patio door?
- The thumbturn lock is located behind or above the door handle. To lock the door, turn the thumbturn lock to a vertical locked position. The locking system will engage when the door is closed. To unlock the door, turn the thumbturn lock in the opposite direction to a horizontal position.
  
  If your sliding patio door is equipped with a footbolt lock, it has two positions. One allows the door to be latched when it's about 3 inches open; the other provides extra security when the door is fully closed.
  
  To engage the lock, move the lock handle toward the side of the door. To disengage the lock, move the lock handle toward the center of the door.
  
  Review the Sliding Patio Door Screen section of the Pella Window and Patio Door Owner's Manual for additional details about the operation and care of your sliding patio door. If you continue to have difficulty, request a service visit consultation from your local showroom or call (800) 242-1008 to find a Pella service location nearest you.
How do I remove the screen from my sliding patio door?
- Download instructions for the material and vintage of your sliding patio door.
  
  Wood Sliding Patio Doors
  Fiberglass Sliding Patio Doors
  - Pella Impervia® (2005 – current) sliding patio doors
  Vinyl Sliding Patio Doors
  - Encompass (Thermastar) by Pella (2003 – current) sliding patio doors
  - Pella® 350 Series (2010 – current) sliding patio doors
  We try to include information for a large portion of our various products and vintages; however, we do not have every older set of instructions available online. If you have questions regarding a non-current product not found on our site, submit a request to Pella Corporation's customer support team or call (877)-473-5527 for further assistance.
  
  If you have difficulty removing the screen, request a service visit or call (800) 242-1008 to find a Pella service location nearest you.
  
  WARNING: Screen will not stop child or pet from falling out the window. Keep child or pet away from open door.
  
  Refer to the Pella Window and Patio Door Owner's Manual for more information on operation, recommended care, and maintenance for your Pella sliding patio doors.
My fiberglass sliding patio door won't lock tight. How can I fix this?
- The lock latch throw may need to be adjusted so that your patio door will lock properly.
  
  To adjust the lock latch throw, open the door and flip the lock to extend the lock latch. Turn each of the four adjusting screws counterclockwise to decrease the lock latch throw. Adjust both the upper and lower lock latch for proper operation and tighten the screws. Close the door to ensure the lock latch is secure or readjust as necessary.
  
  If your sliding patio door still doesn't seem to lock tightly you may need to adjust the latch or the strike on the frame.
  
  To adjust the latch or the strike on the frame, open the door and loosen the four screws on the strikeplate. Adjust the strikeplate up or down to align with the door lock, then tighten the screws to secure the strikeplate in position. Close the door to ensure the proper alignment or readjust as necessary.
How do I remove the panel on my wood sliding patio door?
- Click the link below for the appropriate instructions on how to remove/replace the movable/vent door panel for your wood sliding patio door based on the product vintage. The fixed panel should not be removed.
  
  Sliding door vent panel removal/replacement instructions for Architect Series® (12/2005-current), Designer Series® (3/2005-current) and Pella® 450 Series Model 4 (5/2016-current) sliding patio doors.
  Sliding door vent panel removal/replacement instructions for Designer Series (1992-2/2005) sliding patio doors.
  Sliding door vent panel removal/replacement instructions for Pella 450 Series (1991-current) sliding patio doors. You'll need the instructions for removing the sliding door handle, found HERE, as well.
  
  We try to include information for a large portion of our various products and vintages; however, we do not have every older set of instructions available online. If you have questions regarding non-current product not found on our site, visit https://pella.custhelp.com/app/ask and submit a request to Pella Corporation's customer support team or call (877)-473-5527 for further assistance.
  
  If you need additional assistance with your sliding patio door panel visit http://www.pella.com/support-center/request-a-service-visit/ or call (877) 473-5527 to find a Pella service location nearest you.

Pella Sliding Glass Door Projects

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