FEATURES:

LaCantina Doors' Clad system is offered as a complete system with the following:

• Timeless design that maximizes glass and light
• Signature narrow 3 5/8" stile & rail profile
• 1 3/4" thick panels
• High quality engineered wood for strength & performance
• Natural thermal barrier providing ultimate energy efficiency
• Sill options that suit weather exposure or flush floor transitions from inside to outside
• Single-lite door panels
• 7 1/2" and 10" bottom rail options for French door look
• Simulated divided lites (SDL) 1" sculpted profile available in most traditional and modern patterns
• Stainless or bronze hardware packages
• Vertical grain Douglas fir and mahogany wood species in stock or custom order any species
• Surface mounted locking for a more traditional look
• Unlimited configurations up to 65' wide
• Up to 20 panels, 10 in each direction
• Lock compatibility to match existing handle hardware package
• Inswing or outswing flexibility
• Range of commercial options including panic hardware and ADA thresholds
• Combine with our screen systems for year round comfort

OPTIONS INCLUDE:

• 90˚ zero post corners
• Folding windows
• Door & window combo
• Kitchen servery pass through

SIZING & CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

The Wood bifold door system is available in a range of standard sizes to suit the most popular openings or can be "made to measure" up to 20 panels, 10 in each direction and 65' wide and 10' 4" tall. Contact us for other capabilities. Please click here for the complete configuration chart.

POPULAR CONFIGURATIONS		STD. FRAME HEIGHT	MAX. FRAME HEIGHT
		6' 11 11/16" & 7' 11 11/16"	10' 4"
		STD. FRAME WIDTH	MAX. FRAME SIZE
1 PANEL 1L or 1R		3' 1/2"	3' 6 1/8"
2 PANELS 2L or 2R		6' 1"	6' 9 5/8"
3 PANELS 3L or 3R	2L1R or 1L2R	9' 1/16"	10' 1/2"
4 PANELS 3L1R or 1L3R	2L2R	11' 11"	13' 3 11/16"
4L or 4R
5 PANELS 5L or 5R	4L1R or 1L4R	14' 10 1/8"	16' 6 7/8"
3L2R or 2L3R
6 PANELS 3L3R		17' 9 1/16"	19' 10 1/16"
5L1R or 1L5R
6L or 6R

WOOD SPECIES

LaCantina Doors are available in 2 in-stock wood species. Custom wood options available.

CUSTOM WOOD

Custom wood species are available upon request. Popular species include pine, alder, oak, maple, cherry and walnut.

HARDWARE OPTIONS

LaCantina Doors Folding System features the highest quality hardware and components for increased durability, ease of operation and smooth performance. This Folding System hardware is available in a stainless, bronze or black finish.

HARDWARE COLOR OPTIONS

GLASS INFORMATION

Dual glazed tempered glass is standard on all LaCantina Door systems. And our glass comes with a protective film to prevent your windows from getting scratched or damaged by dirt and debris. Simply remove the film once the project is completed.

For better energy performance, we feature low-E glass. Most commercially available glazing can be used, including tinted, obscure, laminated and single glazed. Laminated glass with SGP interlayer can be added for security or impact protection. In addition to our expansive range of glass options, we offer Cardinal's latest innovation, Neat Glass designed to stay cleaner longer and reduce water spots in our low-E 270, 272 and 366 options. Should your project require customized glass please contact us to verify availability.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

We have provided technical resources that are informative and can be a useful tool.
Click PDFs below to view. For additional technical resources, click here.

	Standard Sizes Chart
	Made to Measure Size Chart
	Configuration Chart
	Wood Panel Details
OUTSWING SECTIONAL DETAILS
	Wood Weather Resistant Sill
	Wood Flush Guide Sill
	Wood Ramp Sill
	Wood Plan View
LaCANTINA WARRANTY
	Product Warranty

PERFORMANCE & TESTING

PERFORMANCE TEST RESULTS

NFRC RATING  |  THERMAL PERFORMANCE

U-factor gives the rate of heat transfer through the window-from inside to outside when it is cold and from outside to inside when it is hot. The lower the U-factor, the better the insulating properties, resulting in greater energy efficiency.

Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) is defined when sunlight hits a window and the solar heat is absorbed and subsequently released inward. The SHGC represents the fractional amount of the solar energy that ends up warming the house. The lower the SHGC, the less solar heat it transmits.