Eco-Novo Series 775 Sliding Glass Door

The 775 runs on 2, 3, or 4 tracks: 2-panel XO, OX, or XX layouts up to 120 by 120 inches, 3-panel layouts to 180 inches wide, 4-panel layouts to 240 inches, a 6-panel biparting wall to 360 inches, and the largest approved assembly, an 8-panel biparting wall at 480 by 120 inches. Individual panels reach 60 inches wide by 120 inches tall, so the door suits 10-foot ceilings. Pocket variants are also available where you want the panels to disappear into the wall. We'll lay out the track count and panel split that fit your opening at the site visit.

Every Series 775 configuration, from the 2-panel slider to the 40-foot biparting wall, is rated +55/-60 psf with both Large and Small Missile Impact ratings, and the door is approved for the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone under its own Florida Product Approval, FL47220. That rating covers Miami-Dade and Broward openings with no shutters over the glass. We verify the design pressure your specific opening requires and permit the door under FL47220.

The standard makeup is GL-1, a 9/16 inch SGP laminated unit built from two 1/4 inch heat-strengthened lites around a 0.090 SentryGlas interlayer, which is a stiffer, stronger interlayer than the PVB used in most entry-level impact doors. A 9/16 inch PVB laminated option (GL-5) is available, along with insulated laminated packages (GL-3, GL-4, GL-7) for better energy performance on big glass walls. We'll match the glass package to your exposure and budget during the estimate.

It depends on the opening. The Series 750 is the line's highest-pressure slider at +70/-130 psf, so we reach for it on severe-exposure openings, and the Series 760 is the legacy multi-slide for openings up to 32 feet. The 775 is the newer platform: SGP glass standard, 10-foot panel heights, pocket variants, and biparting assemblies up to 40 feet wide, the largest in ECO's catalog. We compare your opening's size and required design pressure against each model and recommend the right fit.

Installed pricing on the 775 is driven by the panel count and track layout, the overall width and height of the assembly, whether it pockets into the wall, the glass package you choose, and the sill and structural work the opening needs, so a 2-panel patio slider and an 8-panel biparting wall price very differently. Armor Pro handles measurement, permitting under FL47220, and code-compliant installation. Contact us for a free, no-obligation estimate on your opening.

The slider family runs from the standard Series 700 patio door up to the Series 760 multi-slide, which reaches up to 8 panels across openings as wide as 32 feet for a true wall-of-glass effect. The E700-3 is a pocket configuration where the panels slide into a wall cavity to disappear. We help you weigh panel count, pocket versus by-pass, and budget against the opening you're working with.

Yes. Every slider in the line uses Eco-Guard laminated impact glass on aluminum and carries large-missile impact approval under Florida Product Approval FL25674, eligible for Miami-Dade and Broward HVHZ installation. Design pressures run from about +70/-75 psf on the Series 700 up to +70/-130 psf on the Series 750 with its reinforced astragal, ECO's strongest slider. We confirm the rating for your opening on the quote.

Yes. ECO's residential aluminum impact lines carry Miami-Dade Notices of Acceptance and Florida Product Approvals, which makes them eligible to install in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (Miami-Dade and Broward counties). The exact wind ratings depend on the specific series, size, and configuration, so we confirm the right product for your opening on the quote. We pull the permit and submit the approval documents as part of every job.