Market · Southeast Asia

Lift & Slide Door for Southeast Asia

The Lift & Slide Door is configured here for Southeast Asia. The figures below are the published catalogue specification of the series; the market section covers what projects in Southeast Asia add to it. Send the opening schedule and the glazing you want, and the quotation comes back with the dimensional pack.

Lift and slide aluminium door with corner glazing and a slim dark mullion frame, design rendering

Lift & Slide Door · Southeast Asia

Lift & Slide Door

A large-format sliding door: the leaf lifts off the sill, travels sideways and settles back down to seal. The complete configuration, glass options and finish list are on the door series page.

Opening
Horizontal slide with a lift-and-drop leaf
Operation
Leaf lifts clear of the sill, then travels sideways
Leaf layout
Two-leaf glazed front, as shown
Leaf glazing
Full-height clear glass leaves
Frame
Slim aluminium mullion frame, dark tone shown
Aluminium
6063-T5 primary aluminium
Application
Large living and terrace openings
Standard finishes
Confirmed against the catalogue on request
Dimensional pack
Supplied with quotation

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Engineering

Lifts first, then slidesThe leaf rises clear of the sill before it travels, so the door moves with light effort under a heavy glass panel, and it seats back down onto the sill when it closes.

Glass front, thin frameFull-height clear leaves in a slim aluminium mullion frame leave the opening almost all glass, which suits walls that are built around a wide view.

6063-T5 primary aluminiumThe door range is extruded in 6063-T5 primary aluminium, the grade the catalogue names across the window and door lines and selects for toughness, strength and resistance to cracking.

A wide clear openingBecause the leaf slides rather than swings, the full width of the frame clears in one movement, and the floor on both sides of the opening stays usable.

Heat, humidity and salt air

Southeast Asian sites push three things at aluminium: sustained heat, high humidity and, on the coast, salt spray. The finish carries the corrosion load, which is why fluorocarbon and powder lines are the standard shortlist for coastal work, with EPDM sealing and open self-cleaning drainage handling the moisture inside the section.

Glazing is specified per project: single glass where cooling load is the driver, insulating units where comfort is. The build-up comes back on the quotation against your climate and the budget line for the envelope.

Ports and logistics for the region

The main ports in the region are covered by standard export packing: modules travel upright, edge-protected, in 20 ft or 40 ft containers, and the loading plan for your opening mix ships with the quotation.

Transit times vary by origin port and destination, so they are confirmed per shipment rather than quoted from a fixed table.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Which finishes hold up in coastal Southeast Asia?

Fluorocarbon and anodised lines are the standard shortlist against salt spray. RAL matching and two-tone exterior/interior combinations are available on request.

Do you ship to the Philippines and Malaysia?

Yes. Modules ship to ports across the region in export-standard containers, and the loading plan with the transit confirmation comes with the quotation.

What is the lift and slide door?

It is a large-format sliding door in the Adam Alux range: the leaf lifts off the sill, travels sideways on the head track and settles back down to close, shown in the catalogue as a two-leaf glass front onto a sea view.

How is it different from a plain slider?

A plain slider drags its full weight along the track. The lift and slide system raises the leaf clear of the sill first, so it travels with light effort, then seats back down onto the sill when it closes.

Send your opening schedule

Series, glazing and finish come back as one quotation for Southeast Asia, with the full dimensional pack on PDF and CAD on request.