Four opening strategies
Stacking, bi-parting, pocketing, and corner configurations are documented.

Win-Dor · Door
The WinDor 3750 multi-slide expands the hybrid aluminum-reinforced vinyl system into large stacking, bi-parting, pocketing, and corner-door openings. The manufacturer publishes heights up to 10 feet and extensive shop-drawing details.
Product overview
This is the 3750 direction when the project needs a wide opening but still wants vinyl surfaces, coordinated frame profiles, and lower maintenance than exposed wood. Pocket and corner systems require early structural, waterproofing, and floor coordination.
This page summarizes the documented product. Your final proposal should still name the exact size, configuration, glass, finish, hardware, and installation frame.
Stacking, bi-parting, pocketing, and corner configurations are documented.
The current page publishes expansive size capability reaching 10-foot heights.
Aluminum reinforcement adds structure while vinyl supplies the visible low-maintenance surface.
Manufacturer resources cover configurations, elevations, tracks, nail fins, block frames, sleepers, and subfloor cutbacks.
Photos + details
Open each view to inspect installation photography, product renderings, and construction details from current manufacturer materials.
Specifications
Manufacturer-published dimensions and capabilities are maximums or examples unless stated otherwise. The ordered configuration controls.
Technical resources
System, height, operation, finish, and technical-resource details come from WinDor’s current 3750 multi-slide page. Final shop drawings and performance sheets control.
Common questions
Yes, in an eligible pocket configuration. The wall must be designed around panel storage, track, drainage, service access, and waterproofing.
The current manufacturer page lists corner-door configurations. The structural and meeting-corner design must be reviewed for the specific project.
No. Ten feet is the published upper capability, not a universal size. Panel count, glass, exposure, structural rating, and finish can change the maximum.
Start with a clearer plan
Send the opening, project stage, and what matters most. We’ll narrow the configuration before asking you to choose finishes.