Best for wide openings and interiors where the door should read as trim, not as a frame.
Narroline® is the model to look at when the opening is wide. It goes to four panels and 15'10" of width — the widest run in the 200 Series — so a great room or a rear extension can open along most of its wall without stepping up to the A-Series price.
The name is the point: the profiles are deliberately slim, so the eye reads glass rather than frame. Inside it is natural wood, which takes stain and reads warm against plaster or panelling; outside it carries a low-maintenance vinyl skin that handles a NY/NJ winter without attention.
It also carries the broadest hardware range of any door in this lineup — eight styles across up to nine finishes — which matters more than it sounds when you are trying to match existing door furniture in an older house.
Full manufacturer specifications: 200 Series Narroline® Gliding Patio Door on andersenwindows.com ↗
Specifications as published by Andersen, checked 31 August 2026. Andersen may revise them — we confirm every detail against current Andersen documentation before your order is placed.
A patio door is mostly glass, and the back of a house is where nobody is watching. Laminated security glass does not stop that — it makes it slow, loud and visible, because the pane stays in the frame after it breaks.
How laminated glass worksFour-panel configurations open most of a wall without moving up a series.
Slim profiles put the emphasis on glass and view rather than frame.
Eight styles and nine finishes — the best odds of matching what’s already in the house.
Wood core, vinyl-clad inside and out. Blinds sealed in the glass.
The French door look, on a slider that steals no floor space.
Andersen’s best glider. Fiberglass exterior, 11 colors, one to four panels.
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