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Home Lift and Slide Doors
Stephanie introduces us to the impressive lift and slide doors from Marvin. These doors, commonly seen in warm climates like San Diego and Scottsdale, have been adapted for a project in Utah, thanks to their hidden track system that ensures a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor spaces.

The video walks you through the detailed installation process, starting with selecting a door that suits Utah's climate and meets local warranty requirements. Stephanie explains how the hidden track system allows the same tile to extend from the main floor to the deck, creating a unified space without the interruption of a visible metal track. To address water drainage, especially crucial in Utah's freeze-thaw cycle, clear drain tubes are installed beneath the tile to ensure any water that enters the track is efficiently directed away. 

Security is another critical aspect covered in the video. The Marvin lift and slide doors lock into place with a lever mechanism, providing robust security against break-ins. The motorized option for these doors adds convenience, allowing remote operation via a smartphone or wall switch, though the doors must remain unlocked for this feature to function correctly.

Stephanie highlights the doors' high-quality construction, featuring aluminum cladding on the exterior and wood on the interior, perfectly matching the home's design. The video concludes with a look at the recessed sills and waterproofing measures taken to ensure durability and weather resistance, even in future remodels.

Stay tuned for future innovative home construction tips and projects with Stephanie!


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