App · voice · sensor
Open an entire wall of glass at the touch of a button — by app, voice, or sensor.
A great room that opens to the pool is the signature of a modern desert home — but a wall of glass that size is heavy. Motorized automation moves those panels for you: a concealed motor in the head track glides the glass open and closed on command, so the boundary between inside and out disappears with a tap.
We automate multi-slide glass walls, pivot doors, and lift-and-slide systems — engineered into a new build or retrofitted to what you already have — and tie it into your smart home, in partnership with Summit Automation.
App · voice · sensor
Multi-slide · pivot
Hidden in track
UL 325 · ETL
Open, close, and set scenes from your phone, tablet, or voice assistant — integrated with your smart home.
Wall keypads, touchscreens, motion sensors, and key fobs for effortless hands-free operation.
Engineered into a new opening from the start, or added to many existing door and window systems.
Oversized glass is only livable if it's easy to use. A precision motor opens even a tall, multi-panel wall smoothly and quietly — no straining, no fighting the weight — and a battery backup keeps it working through a power outage.
The systems we specify are UL 325 compliant and ETL listed, so your architect can write them into the plans with confidence, and they integrate cleanly with the rest of a connected home.
App · voice · keypad
Motor in head track
Compliant · ETL listed
Automation partner
A large glass door or window wall fitted with a concealed motor that opens and closes it automatically. Instead of muscling a heavy multi-slide or pivot panel by hand, you open the wall with a button, app, voice command, or sensor.
Multi-slide glass walls, pivot doors, and lift-and-slide systems are all candidates. The motor mounts discreetly in the head track, so it works across a wide range of sizes, weights, and configurations.
By wall keypad, touchscreen, motion sensor, smartphone or tablet app, voice assistant, or key fob — and it integrates with major smart-home systems for scenes and schedules.
Yes. Automation can be engineered into a new build from the start or retrofitted to many existing door and window systems.
Yes. The systems we specify are UL 325 compliant and ETL listed, with quiet, precise motors and battery backup so the wall still operates during a power outage.
Tell us about your opening and we'll walk you through automation, controls, and smart-home integration at our Las Vegas showroom.