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Sliding Glazing for Pergolas and Terraces

Misteral sliding glazing encloses a pergola or terrace with glass while keeping the view open. Glass sliding walls without vertical frames protect against wind, rain and noise, while the panels can be stacked next to a post in just a few seconds. A terrace under a pergola can therefore be used from early spring to late autumn.

 

The panels are made of ESG-H toughened safety glass and run on a floor track with 1 to 6 tracks. All hardware is concealed within the profiles, and the profile colour can be matched to the pergola structure. Below you will find the available dimensions, opening options, detailed profile cross-sections and technical data.

 

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Misteral bioclimatic pergola with sliding glazing, front view

Misteral bioclimatic pergola with sliding glazing: six panels, central opening. 

 

Why Choose Misteral Sliding Glazing?

 

No vertical frames

The panels are made entirely of glass, keeping the view of the garden, sea or mountains open even when the wall is closed. The hardware is concealed within the profiles.

ESG-H Toughened Safety Glass

The 8 or 10 mm thick glass is toughened and heat-soak tested. For panel heights of 2,300 mm and above, 10 mm glass is used.

Threshold-Free Access

The recessed floor track is installed into the paving, creating a level passage suitable for people with reduced mobility and baby strollers (DIN 18025). An surface-mounted track is available for existing terraces.

 

 

Smooth and Quiet Operation

The ball-bearing rollers run quietly and can be adjusted by up to 5 mm. When opening or closing, each panel automatically pulls the adjacent panel, allowing the wall to be opened with one movement.

Protection from Wind, Rain and Noise

When closed, the panels overlap by approximately 25 mm. Sound insulation is up to Rw = 17 dB, while wind resistance is class 4 according to EN 12210 (P1 = 1,600 Pa), verified separately for each dimension.

Matched to the Misteral Pergola

The glazing, pergola, ZIP roller blinds and lighting are installed by the same team and coordinated in terms of dimensions and colours. All glossy RAL colours are standard.

 

 

Where Sliding Glazing Is Used

 

Bioclimatic Pergola

The front and side sections of a bioclimatic pergola attached to a house or a freestanding pergola in the garden.

Fixed Pergola and Canopy

A terrace beneath a fixed pergola or a pergola with a glass roof can be protected from wind on one or more sides.

 

 

Restaurant Terraces and Hotels

Outdoor seating can be used for longer during the season while guests retain the view.

Balconies and Loggias

A covered balcony or loggia becomes a protected space without visible frames.

 

 

Sliding Glazing Dimensions

Each panel is 600 to 1,600 mm wide and 1,100 to 3,000 mm high. As the height increases, the maximum panel width decreases because the panel weight is limited to 80 kg. Each panel runs on its own track, so on the side where the panels are stacked, the number of panels corresponds to the number of tracks.

 

Maximum Panel Width According to Height 

Panel height

Maximum panel width

Glass

up to 2,100 mm

1,600 mm

8 or 10 mm

2,200 mm

1,400 mm

8 or 10 mm

2,300–2,400 mm

1,400 mm

10 mm

2,500–2,600 mm

1,300 mm

10 mm

2,700–2,900 mm

1,200 mm

10 mm, indoor use only

3,000 mm

1,100 mm

10 mm, indoor use only

 

 

Maximum Wall Width According to the Number of Tracks 

Tracks

up to 2,100 mm, one-sided

up to 2,100 mm, central

2,200–2,400 mm, one-sided

2,200–2,400 mm, central

2,500–2,600 mm, one-sided

2,500–2,600 mm, central

2 tracks

3,175 mm

6,325 mm

2,775 mm

5,525 mm

2,575 mm

5,125 mm

3 tracks

4,750 mm

9,475 mm

4,150 mm

8,275 mm

3,850 mm

7,675 mm

4 tracks

6,325 mm

12,625 mm

5,525 mm

11,025 mm

5,125 mm

10,225 mm

5 tracks

7,900 mm

15,775 mm

6,900 mm

13,775 mm

6,400 mm

12,775 mm

6 tracks

9,475 mm

18,925 mm

8,275 mm

16,525 mm

7,675 mm

15,325 mm

 

 

Maximum Wall Width at a Panel Height of 2,500 mm

Opening configuration

2 tracks

3 tracks

4 tracks

5 tracks

6 tracks

Opening to the left or right
all panels stack on one side

2,575 mm
opening 1,275 mm

3,850 mm
opening 2,550 mm

5,125 mm
opening 3,825 mm

6,400 mm
opening 5,100 mm

7,675 mm
opening 6,375 mm

Central opening
two panel packages, lock in the centre

5,125 mm
opening 2,525 mm

7,675 mm
opening 5,075 mm

10,225 mm
opening 7,625 mm

12,775 mm
opening 10,175 mm

15,325 mm
opening 12,725 mm

90° corner configuration
for each side of the corner

2,575 mm
opening 1,275 mm

3,850 mm
opening 2,550 mm

5,125 mm
opening 3,825 mm

6,400 mm
opening 5,100 mm

7,675 mm
opening 6,375 mm

With a fixed panel
one panel is fixed, the others stack against it

2,575 mm
opening 1,275 mm

3,850 mm
opening 2,550 mm

5,125 mm
opening 3,825 mm

6,400 mm
opening 5,100 mm

7,675 mm
opening 6,375 mm

 

 

Glass Widths up to 6,850 mm between Misteral Pergola Posts

6,850 mm is the maximum width between two Misteral pergola posts. The table applies to a panel height of 2,500 mm and the minimum required number of tracks.

 

Width between posts

One-sided: tracks and panels

Glass width

Opening

Central: tracks and panels

Glass width

Opening

2,000 mm

2 tracks, 2 panels

1,012 mm

988 mm

panels would be narrower than 600 mm

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–

2,250 mm

2 tracks, 2 panels

1,137 mm

1,112 mm

panels would be narrower than 600 mm

–

–

2,500 mm

2 tracks, 2 panels

1,262 mm

1,238 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

643 mm

1,212 mm

2,750 mm

3 tracks, 3 panels

933 mm

1,817 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

706 mm

1,338 mm

3,000 mm

3 tracks, 3 panels

1,016 mm

1,983 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

768 mm

1,462 mm

3,250 mm

3 tracks, 3 panels

1,100 mm

2,150 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

831 mm

1,588 mm

3,500 mm

3 tracks, 3 panels

1,183 mm

2,317 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

893 mm

1,712 mm

3,750 mm

3 tracks, 3 panels

1,266 mm

2,483 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

956 mm

1,838 mm

4,000 mm

4 tracks, 4 panels

1,018 mm

2,981 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

1,018 mm

1,962 mm

4,250 mm

4 tracks, 4 panels

1,081 mm

3,169 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

1,081 mm

2,088 mm

4,500 mm

4 tracks, 4 panels

1,143 mm

3,356 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

1,143 mm

2,212 mm

4,750 mm

4 tracks, 4 panels

1,206 mm

3,544 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

1,206 mm

2,338 mm

5,000 mm

4 tracks, 4 panels

1,268 mm

3,731 mm

2 tracks, 4 panels

1,268 mm

2,462 mm

5,250 mm

5 tracks, 5 panels

1,070 mm

4,180 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

895 mm

3,458 mm

5,500 mm

5 tracks, 5 panels

1,120 mm

4,380 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

937 mm

3,625 mm

5,750 mm

5 tracks, 5 panels

1,170 mm

4,580 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

979 mm

3,792 mm

6,000 mm

5 tracks, 5 panels

1,220 mm

4,780 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

1,020 mm

3,958 mm

6,250 mm

5 tracks, 5 panels

1,270 mm

4,980 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

1,062 mm

4,125 mm

6,500 mm

6 tracks, 6 panels

1,104 mm

5,396 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

1,104 mm

4,292 mm

6,750 mm

6 tracks, 6 panels

1,145 mm

5,604 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

1,145 mm

4,458 mm

6,850 mm

6 tracks, 6 panels

1,162 mm

5,688 mm

3 tracks, 6 panels

1,162 mm

4,525 mm

 

How we calculate: glass width = (width between posts + (number of panels − 1) × 25 mm) ÷ number of panels, rounded down. The opening is the clear opening when the wall is fully open. The values are indicative; the exact glass dimensions are determined after measuring.

 

Opening Options 

Sliding glazing opening options: left, right, central, 90° corner, with fixed panel, against wall

  • Opening to the left: All panels stack on the left side. Each panel runs on its own track, so the number of panels on one side is equal to the number of tracks.
  • Opening to the right: Mirror configuration: the panel package stacks on the right side, for example next to a wall or post.
  • Central opening: Two groups of panels open to both sides. They close in the centre with a lock and a centred strike plate.
  • 90° corner configuration: The tracks meet at a 90° angle in the corner (mitre joint). Other angles are possible on request.
  • With a fixed panel: One panel is permanently locked but can be unlocked in an emergency. The remaining panels can be opened.
  • Connection to a wall or post: The glazing is connected to a wall or post with a vertical profile or a brush seal on the panel.

Tracks for 1 to 6 Tracks

Each additional track adds 18.5 mm to the track width. The number of tracks is selected according to the wall width and opening configuration.

 

Sliding glazing tracks from 1 to 6 tracks

Front view of a closed wall with the maximum span at a panel height of 2,500 mm.

 

Tracks

Ceiling track (width × height)

Floor track, recessed (channel / with edge)

Floor track, surface-mounted (channel / with ramps)

1 track

28.2 × 43 mm

31 / 49.4 mm

31 / 61 mm

2 tracks

46.7 × 43 mm

49.5 / 67.9 mm

49.5 / 79.5 mm

3 tracks

65.2 × 43 mm

68 / 86.4 mm

68 / 98 mm

4 tracks

83.7 × 43 mm

86.5 / 104.9 mm

86.5 / 116.5 mm

5 tracks

102.2 × 43 mm

105 / 123.4 mm

105 / 135 mm

6 tracks

120.7 × 43 mm

123.5 / 141.9 mm

123.5 / 153.5 mm

 

The depth of the recessed floor track is 11.3 mm, while the surface-mounted track is 12.5 mm high. A mounting profile for the floor track is available for 2 to 6 tracks.

 

Sliding Glazing Profile Cross-Sections

The cross-sections are taken from the system's technical documentation; dimensions are in millimetres.

 

Tracks – Vertical Cross-Sections of the Three-Track Configuration

Sliding glazing cross-section: ceiling track

Ceiling Track

Three-track ceiling profile, 43 mm high. The glass extends 23.2 mm into the track, with 16–20 mm of height adjustment allowance.

Sliding glazing cross-section: floor track with mounting profile

Floor Track with Mounting Profile

The optional mounting profile simplifies the installation of the floor track while keeping the screws concealed.

 

 

Sliding glazing cross-section: recessed floor track

Recessed Floor Track

The track is recessed into the paving, creating a threshold-free passage (DIN 18025). Installation depth is 11.3 mm.

Sliding glazing cross-section: surface-mounted floor track

Surface-Mounted Floor Track

For existing paving. The track with ramps is 12.5 mm high.

 

 

Connections – Horizontal Cross-Sections of the Two-Track Configuration 

Sliding glazing cross-section: connection to wall

Connection to Wall

Standard connection of the panels to a wall or post.

Sliding glazing cross-section: connection to wall with brush seal

Connection to Wall with Brush Seal

The brush seal closes the gap between the panel and the wall.

 

 

Sliding glazing cross-section: connection with wall profile

Connection with Wall Profile

The vertical wall profile accommodates wall irregularities and seals the connection.

Sliding glazing cross-section: panel connection

Panel Connection

When closed, the panels overlap, with a gap of approximately 8 mm between the glass panes.

 

 

Sliding glazing cross-section: panel connection with brush seal

Panel Connection with Brush Seal

A U-profile with a brush seal covers the gap between the panels.

Sliding glazing cross-section: central connection

Central Connection

Panel connection at the central opening, with a 4 mm gap.

 

 

At the Pergola Post and in the Corner 

Sliding glazing cross-section: connection next to pergola post

Connection Next to Pergola Post

The glazing wall profile is screwed to a 155 × 155 mm post, with the tracks aligned with the support beam.

 

 

Misteral Pergola Post 155 × 155 mm

The glazing wall profile is screwed to the post. The glazing tracks are aligned with the support beam, along the outer edge of the post, keeping the view from the terrace clear.

  1. Misteral pergola post 155 × 155 mm
  2. wall profile, screwed to the post
  3. ESG-H glass 8 or 10 mm

 

 

Sliding glazing cross-section: 90° corner, panel outside

90° Corner, Panel Outside

Corner connection where the panel closes on the outside.

Sliding glazing cross-section: 90° corner, panel inside

90° Corner, Panel Inside

Corner connection where the panel closes on the inside.

 

 

Sliding Glazing with ZIP Roller Blind

Sliding glazing can be combined with a ZIP roller blind on the same side of the pergola. The ZIP roller blind cassette is positioned below the pergola support beam, while the ceiling glazing track is screwed directly into the bottom of the cassette, so the glass is positioned below the cassette rather than next to it. The fabric runs on the outside of the glass. The glazing height is approximately 150 mm lower than the ZIP roller blind height.

The ZIP roller blind provides shade and privacy, while the glazing provides protection from wind and rain. Both systems can be operated independently.

 

Glass and Profile Colours

  • ESG-H 8 mm: toughened safety glass with heat-soak testing, for panels up to 2,200 mm high
  • ESG-H 10 mm: mandatory from a height of 2,300 mm, also available for lower panels (surcharge)
  • Satined glass: sandblasted or etched for privacy (surcharge)

Profiles are available in all glossy RAL shades, DB703, DB703 fine structure and natural anodised finish E6-EV1. Matt surfaces and non-standard shades are available at an additional cost. For locations near the sea, pre-anodising is recommended. The colour is matched to the pergola. More about colours: pergola colour selection.

 

Locks and Handles

Locking

  • Fixed panel lock – permanently locks the panel and can be unlocked in an emergency
  • Internal lever lock – locking on one side, operated with a lever
  • One-sided bolt – additional security, only used together with a lock
  • Stainless steel handle with cylinder – key locking from both sides
  • Stainless steel handle with cylinder and strike plate – for central opening, lock in the centre

Handles

  • Black internal handle – made of plastic
  • Stainless steel internal handle – stainless steel
  • Recessed stainless steel handle – flush with the glass
  • Transparent handle – almost invisible on the glass
  • Aluminium handle with lock – only with a vertical frame

 

 

Technical Data

Property

Specification

System

frameless sliding glass wall, panels running at the bottom

Number of tracks

1 to 6

Opening direction

left or right; central with lock in the centre

Panel width

600–1,600 mm (depending on height)

Panel height

1,100–3,000 mm; from 2,700 mm for indoor use only

Maximum panel weight

80 kg

Glass

ESG-H 8 mm or 10 mm; 10 mm mandatory from a height of 2,300 mm

Glass weight

10 mm: 25 kg/m²

Panel overlap

approximately 25 mm

Gap between glass panes

approximately 8 mm (with 10 mm glass)

Sound insulation

Rw = 17 dB (DIN EN ISO 10140-2)

Wind resistance

class 4 according to EN 12210 (P1 = 1,600 Pa, 10 mm glass); verified separately for each dimension

Height adjustment

16–20 mm in the ceiling track

Roller adjustment

up to 5 mm, including after installation

Rollers

ball-bearing, quiet, load capacity 80 kg per panel

Ceiling track

height 43 mm, width 28.2–120.7 mm (1–6 tracks)

Floor track

recessed (threshold-free, DIN 18025), depth 11.3 mm, or surface-mounted, height 12.5 mm

Hardware

stainless steel, concealed within the profiles, maintenance-free

Sealing

brush seals at the top and along the vertical profiles, U-profile with brush seal between panels

Finish

all glossy RAL colours, DB703, DB703 fine structure, anodised finish E6-EV1

Warranty

2 years

 

 

How the System Works

  • Height adjustment: The ceiling track compensates for height tolerances of the upper structure by 16 to 20 mm.
  • Roller adjustment: The roller height can also be adjusted after installation, by up to 5 mm.
  • Drainage and cleaning: The sloped bottom of the floor track and shortened running tracks drain water without allowing it to accumulate. The track is easy to clean, while the anti-slip surface allows safe stepping on it.
  • Panel overlap: When closed, the panels overlap by approximately 25 mm. Slanting rain stays outside while the space remains continuously ventilated.
  • Carriages: The carriage housing, roller rocker and height adjustment are reinforced. The ball-bearing rollers run quietly and smoothly.
  • Panel pullers: Each panel automatically pulls the adjacent panel, allowing the wall to be opened or closed with one movement. Cleaning the glass is also easier.
  • Mounting profiles (optional): They simplify the installation of floor tracks while keeping the screws concealed.
  • Track ends: The floor track is closed at both ends with end caps that also provide sealing.

 

 

Measurement and Preparation

  • We measure the width at the top, centre and bottom, and the height on the left, centre and right, from the floor to the lower edge of the support beam or ZIP roller blind cassette. The smallest measurement is used for production.
  • The floor track must be level and installed on a flat, load-bearing surface. When installing new paving, allow for a groove for the recessed track.
  • For a quotation, we need the opening dimensions, a photo of the terrace, the type of flooring, the direction in which the panels will stack, the profile colour, the type of glass and information on whether there is a ZIP roller blind on this side.

 

From Inquiry to Installation

  1. Indicative quotation: Send us a photo of the terrace, the opening dimensions and your requirements. We will suggest the panel configuration and prepare an indicative quotation.
  2. On-site measurement: After preliminary approval, our technician measures the openings, checks the floor for the floor track and coordinates the connections to the pergola.
  3. Final quotation and order: We prepare the final quotation. The panels and tracks are made to measure.
  4. Installation and handover: The Misteral team carries out the installation, and upon handover you receive instructions for use and maintenance.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Sliding Glazing

Yes. We use 8 or 10 mm ESG-H toughened safety glass that has undergone a heat soak test. It is significantly stronger than standard glass, and if it does break, it shatters into small, blunt pieces.

Yes. When closed, the panels overlap by approximately 25 mm, keeping wind and driving rain outside, while a gap between the panels allows for ventilation. The system has been tested according to EN 12210, Class 4 (test pressure P1 = 1,600 Pa, with 10 mm glass). Wind resistance is checked separately for each glazing dimension. Sound insulation is up to Rw = 17 dB.

No, if you choose a recessed floor track. It is installed flush with the floor, creating a level transition without a threshold (DIN 18025), making it suitable for children, elderly people and wheelchair users. For existing terraces, we install a surface-mounted track, which is 12.5 mm high including the ramps.

The glazing protects against wind, rain and dust and extends the period during which the terrace can be used. Since it consists of single glazing and has ventilation gaps, it is not thermally insulated and does not replace a heated winter garden. It does, however, provide a pleasant space from early spring to late autumn.

The maximum width between two Misteral pergola posts is 6,850 mm. With a panel height of 2,500 mm, this width can be glazed with six tracks with one-sided opening or three tracks with centre opening. At this height, each panel can be up to 1,300 mm wide; with shorter panels, the maximum width is 1,600 mm.

Yes. The ZIP screen cassette is positioned underneath the pergola beam, and the ceiling track for the glazing is screwed directly into the bottom of the cassette. The fabric runs on the outside of the glass, and the glazing height is approximately 150 mm lower than the height of the ZIP screen.

For panels up to 2,200 mm high, 8 mm ESG-H glass is sufficient. From a height of 2,300 mm, 10 mm glass is required, while above 2,700 mm the glazing is intended for indoor use only. Satin-finished glass is also available for greater privacy.

Available options include an internal lever lock, a stainless steel handle with a cylinder lock operated by a key from both sides, and a central lock for centre-opening configurations. The fixed panel is permanently locked but can be unlocked in an emergency.

Yes. The hardware is made of stainless steel. For aluminium profiles in coastal environments, we recommend pre-anodising, which provides additional protection against salty conditions.

The hardware and wheels require no maintenance. The floor track should occasionally be cleaned of leaves and sand, while the glass can be cleaned like ordinary windows. Since opening one panel pulls the adjacent panel along with it, cleaning is easy.

 

Send us a photo of your terrace and the opening dimensions. We will suggest the panel configuration, prepare an indicative quotation and arrange an on-site measurement. You can also view our pergolas and glazing systems in the showroom.

 

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