Product series — 93 000
Everest 93 000 Series Minimal Slide
A premium minimal sliding window and door family documented with flush base details, slim almost frameless profiles and large glass panels for contemporary elevations with wide openings.
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93 000 Series technical catalog
Everest 93 000 Series Minimal Slide — Technical Catalog
Official Everest manufacturer document supplied by Gloria Glass. Catalog values apply to the configurations documented inside the catalog. They are not universal performance values for every project, and they are not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.
Best suited for
- Large openings where the design intent is glass with as little visible aluminum as possible
- Contemporary elevations that call for flush base details and clean, uninterrupted lines
- Living spaces opening to a terrace, deck or courtyard with wide sliding panels
- Projects comparing a minimal slider against a conventional sliding or lift-and-slide family
- Fabricators working from documented profile dimensions and mechanism limits
Configurations
- Sliding window and door panels within the documented profile family
- Flush base details for a threshold that sits level with the finished floor
- Slim, almost frameless profiles with a 15–20 mm interlocking sightline
- Large glass panels within the documented 500 kg mechanism weight limit
- Glazing at 32–36 mm and at 50 mm per the catalog
- Polyamide insulation in the documented sections
System overview
The 93 000 Series is Everest's minimal sliding window and door family. The catalog presents it as a premium system built around slim, almost frameless profiles, flush base details and large glass panels — the sliding equivalent of a design brief where the frame should recede and the glass should read as the wall.
The catalog states the governing profile dimensions directly: a frame height of 56 mm and a frame width of 172 mm, a sash height of 29 mm and a sash width of 64 mm, and an interlocking profile sightline of 15 to 20 mm. Those figures are what make the narrow meeting stile and the flush base detail possible.
The catalog also documents a mechanism weight limit of 500 kg, glazing at 32 to 36 mm and at 50 mm, and polyamide insulation in the profiles. Panel size on a real opening is a function of that weight limit together with the specified glass make-up, so the two are always resolved together rather than assumed.
These are manufacturer catalog values for the documented configurations. They are not universal project values and they are not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval. Figures for a specific opening come from current Everest submittals for that exact configuration.
Technical snapshot from the manufacturer catalog
Figures below are manufacturer catalog data supplied by Everest. CE and EN references are European manufacturer documentation, not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.
- System type
- Premium minimal sliding window and door system
- Frame
- Height 56 mm, width 172 mm
- Sash
- Height 29 mm, width 64 mm
- Interlocking profile sightline
- 15–20 mm
- Mechanism weight limit
- 500 kg
- Glazing
- 32–36 mm and 50 mm
- Insulation
- Polyamide
Catalog figure for the documented interlock
Panel size and glass make-up are resolved together against this limit
Final glass make-up, profile selection, anchors, spans, panel and sash sizes, hardware, drainage and any thermal, acoustic or structural value require current Everest submittals plus project-specific architect, engineer and code review. Nothing on this page is a code approval, a performance guarantee or a project-specific recommendation.
Components and details
- Frame sections at 56 mm height and 172 mm width
- Sash sections at 29 mm height and 64 mm width
- Interlocking profiles with a 15–20 mm sightline
- Flush base and threshold details
- Polyamide insulating components in the documented sections
- Sliding mechanism documented to a 500 kg limit
Glass, infill and hardware considerations
- The catalog documents glazing at 32 to 36 mm and at 50 mm; the make-up for a project is set with the design team and the glass fabricator within that range.
- Panel weight is checked against the documented 500 kg mechanism limit before panel dimensions are fixed.
- The flush base detail is coordinated with the floor build-up, drainage and waterproofing on both sides of the opening.
- Polyamide insulation is part of the documented sections; no thermal performance value is published here.
- Finish selection is confirmed with current Everest finish documentation for the specified profiles.
Specification workflow
- Send the opening width and height, the panel count and which panels are intended to move.
- State the floor build-up so the flush base detail can be coordinated with drainage and waterproofing.
- Confirm the intended glazing make-up within the documented 32–36 mm and 50 mm range.
- Check panel weight against the documented 500 kg mechanism limit before dimensions are fixed.
- Request current Everest submittals for the specified configuration and route them for architect, engineer and code review.
Request a technical review
Send plans, elevations, a schedule or a take-off by email and we will review the 93 000 Series against what the drawings actually show, then tell you what else is needed before it can be priced or specified. Email info@gloria-glass.com or start from the contact form — there is no document upload on this page.
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- What are the profile dimensions of the 93 000 Series?
- The catalog states a frame height of 56 mm and a frame width of 172 mm, a sash height of 29 mm and a sash width of 64 mm, with an interlocking profile sightline of 15 to 20 mm.
- How large can a panel be?
- The catalog documents a mechanism weight limit of 500 kg. Panel dimensions follow from that limit and the specified glass make-up, so the two are resolved together on current Everest submittals for the exact configuration.
- What glazing does the catalog document?
- Glazing at 32 to 36 mm and at 50 mm, with polyamide insulation in the profiles. The make-up for a project is set with the design team and the glass fabricator.
- How is this different from the 92 000 lift-and-slide family?
- They are separate documented families. The 93 000 catalog covers a minimal sliding system with slim profiles and flush base details; the 92 000 catalog covers lift-and-slide operation with its own sections and hardware. Nothing is carried across between the two pages.
- Do the catalog figures mean the system is approved in Colorado, New York or California?
- No. They are manufacturer catalog information for the documented configurations. US, state and local approval is a separate process handled by the design team and the authority having jurisdiction.
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ContinueProject regions
Gloria Glass works on projects in Colorado, New York and California, with Denver, New York City and Los Angeles as its principal target markets. Its verified principal office is in Littleton, Colorado; there is no office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California.
Denver & Colorado
Front Range projects: altitude and solar exposure, diurnal temperature swing, wind and snow detailing at sills and thresholds.
Region pageNew York City
Dense urban work: building access and hoisting, freight and lobby restrictions, occupied-building sequencing and unit-size limits.
Region pageLos Angeles
Indoor–outdoor architecture: wide sliding openings, flush thresholds, coastal exposure and finish durability.
Region pageGloria Glass accepts sales and specification inquiries for these series on projects in Colorado, New York and California, from its principal office in Littleton, Colorado. There is no claimed office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California. Gloria Glass does not claim authorised or exclusive distribution, does not fabricate these systems, does not stock them, does not guarantee their performance and does not claim completed projects using them.
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