Sliding Doors and Windows
Useful where swing space is limited or the opening is wide. Confirm panel count, fixed panels, track layout, threshold, drainage and screen requirements.

George Group
Door and window manufacturing from China
YoloDeco by George Group coordinates made-to-order door and window supply for homeowners, designers, contractors, developers and hospitality teams. Send an opening schedule, drawings or site dimensions so the quotation can identify the opening type, frame, glass, finish and hardware.

Choose by opening type
The opening method determines panel layout, usable space, ventilation, hardware and installation details. Select the function first; frame color comes later.
Useful where swing space is limited or the opening is wide. Confirm panel count, fixed panels, track layout, threshold, drainage and screen requirements.
Suitable when controlled ventilation and a hinged sash are required. Confirm handing, inward or outward opening, restrictors, screens and nearby obstructions.
Fold multiple panels to one or both sides for a wider clear opening. Panel number, stack direction, threshold, drainage and hardware capacity must be checked together.
Specify active and passive leaves, swing direction, lockset, glass, sill and weather exposure. Entrance security and interior passage doors require different details.
Use fixed glazing where daylight or a view is needed without an operable sash. Pair it with opening windows when the room also needs natural ventilation.
Used for regular airflow in selected rooms or service areas. Confirm blade material, rain exposure, insect screening, privacy and the required free ventilation area.
Before requesting a price
Two quotations are not comparable when one omits glass, hardware, screens, finishing or packaging. Ask each supplier to price the same schedule and specification.
| Decision | What to confirm | Why it changes the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Opening schedule | Reference number, door/window type, width, height, quantity and room. | Defines the units and prevents the same opening from being counted twice or omitted. |
| Operation | Sliding, hinged, bifold, fixed or louvered; opening direction and panel layout. | Changes profiles, hinges, rollers, locks, tracks and maximum practical sizes. |
| Frame system | Material, profile or series, color, finish, sill and drainage requirements. | Frame construction and finish affect appearance, performance, fabrication and cost. |
| Glass | Thickness or build-up, safety requirement, tint, privacy, Low-E or insulated glazing if specified. | Glass type affects weight, hardware, frame compatibility, packing and project compliance. |
| Hardware | Handle, lock, hinge, roller, restrictor, screen and finish requirements. | Hardware is part of the operating system; it should not be treated as a decorative afterthought. |
| Site conditions | Country, floor level, weather exposure, wall construction, installation method and local requirements. | Site conditions guide drainage, fixing, glass and performance information that must be reviewed. |
| Delivery scope | Packaging, delivery city or port, installation responsibility and target site date. | Separates product price from transport, site work and other project costs. |
Frames, glass and hardware
“Aluminum window” or “wood door” is not a full specification. Profile construction, frame reinforcement, finish, glass, seals, drainage and hardware determine how the unit is built.
Used across sliding, casement, bifold and fixed systems.
Common for windows and selected door configurations.
Selected for natural appearance and traditional detailing.
Available for selected systems and project requirements.
Depending on the selected system, a quotation may include clear, tinted, tempered, laminated, insulated or Low-E glass. State the required build-up or project value rather than asking for “energy-efficient glass” without a specification.
Panel size and weight affect hinges, rollers, locks and handles. Ask for the hardware set to be named in the quotation and shown on the drawing where it changes operation or appearance.
Who we work with
Doors and windows can be sourced as one category or coordinated with other building materials and furniture. The service scope follows the buyer’s actual project, not a fixed order model.
Use room photos, opening dimensions and reference images to develop a shortlist. A local installer should verify final site measurements, fixing conditions and applicable requirements before production.
Send the architectural door and window schedule, plans and elevations. We can organize the product quotation around opening references so drawings, finishes and revisions remain traceable.
Repeated room types, mixed opening systems and phased deliveries require schedule control. Confirm prototype units, finish references, packaging labels and the release sequence before volume production.
From drawings to delivery
Each stage closes a specific gap. The aim is to keep the approved schedule, drawings, materials and packed units aligned.
Important: the project architect, contractor or local installer should confirm local code, wind-pressure requirements, egress, safety glazing, waterproofing, fixing methods and final site dimensions. These items cannot be determined from a reference image alone.
Showroom styles and finish references
This short showroom walk-through shows a selection of door and window designs, frame colors and finish combinations. It is for visual reference only. Profiles, glazing, hardware, dimensions and performance requirements are confirmed in the quotation and approved drawings.
Questions before ordering
These answers set the starting point. Product-specific details belong in the quotation, schedule and approved drawings.
Send the project country and delivery city, opening schedule or rough opening sizes, quantities, drawings or photos, preferred opening types, frame colors, glass requirements and target delivery period. Unknown items can be marked for review.
Yes. YoloDeco works with homeowners as well as designers, contractors and project buyers. The quotation and shipping plan are prepared around the actual product list and destination.
The category includes aluminum, uPVC, solid wood and selected fiberglass or composite systems, with sliding, casement, bifold, French, fixed and louvered configurations. Availability depends on the size, application, specification and destination.
Provide the glass build-up or required values from the architect, contractor or local code. The quotation should identify the selected frame system, glass, hardware and any available system-specific test documents. Do not rely on a general material claim as proof of a finished unit’s performance.
Depending on the order and destination, doors and windows may be coordinated with other building materials or furniture in a combined procurement and loading plan. Confirm packaging, timing and container allocation before ordering.
Most small samples are usually free; you only need to pay for shipping. Sample availability and size depend on the selected frame, glass, finish and hardware.
Available shop drawings and product installation information can be included in the project scope. On-site measurement or installation depends on the location and contract. A local installer should verify openings, structure, waterproofing, fixing and applicable requirements.
Request a drawing-based quotation
Attach drawings, dimensions and quantities. Tell us which items are fixed by the architect and which items still need options. We will use that information to organize the product discussion and quotation.
Leave your details and project requirements. We will reply within one business day.