Dura-Glide 2000/3000: The number one selling automatic sliding door in North America.
The Dura-Glide Difference
The highest horsepower motor in the industry comes standard.
Enjoy years of high performance without uneven closing, squeeking or header sag.
The highest horsepower motor in the industry comes standard.
Enjoy years of high performance without uneven closing, squeeking or header sag.
Safety and Security Above and Beyond
Presence sensors come with redundant monitoring. Watch our A156.10 Sensor Monitoring video.
Security, theft prevention and liability protection options.
Presence sensors come with redundant monitoring. Watch our A156.10 Sensor Monitoring video.
Security, theft prevention and liability protection options.
Troubleshooting Guide for Owners
Daily Safety Check for Owners
MODELS:
Full Breakout (3000 only) All panels break out at any point of travel for large emergency egress. Video.
Partial Breakout (2000 only) Only sliding panel(s) break out at any point of travel for emergency egress. Surface mount options available. Video.
All Glass: All glass doors and sidelights, with breakout.
Eco-Friendly: The Dura-Glide GreenStar comes with an air infiltration package and meets ASTM E283
Designer Package: Operator only, with breakout.
Utility type and SLH Slim Line Header: Operator only, without breakout, ideal for international applications where break out isn’t required.
All door packages are custom manufactured to fit your job requirements up to ¼” increments. For sizes greater or smaller than typical, contact your authorized STANLEY Access Technologies Sales Representative.
Detailed Information
| DESIGN | Single Slide or Bi-part |
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| BREAKOUT | SX Panel on the 2000, SX and SO panels on the 3000 | OPTION Wind Resistant Dampers reduce the potential for panel damage caused by wind gusts when panels are broken out, optional flush or surface mounted panic hardware. |
| FINISH | Clear or Dark Bronze Anodized | OPTION: Special Finishes Available |
| TYPICAL PACKAGE HEIGHT | 7'-8" (2.3m), Clear Door Opening of 6'-11" (2.1m) | OPTION: Taller options available* |
| TYPICAL WIDTH SINGLE SLIDE (narrow stiles) | 7’ to 9’ (2.1 to 2.7m), CDO width 35 1/4” - 47 1/4” (896mm - 1201mm) 2000 Emergency Breakout: 39” - 51” (991mm - 1296mm) 3000 Emergency Breakout: 75” - 99” (1905mm - 2515mm) |
| TYPICAL WIDTH BI-PART (narrow stiles) | 10’ to 14’ (3.0m - 4.3m), CDO width: 48 1/4” - 72 1/4” (1227mm - 1836mm) 2000 Emergency Breakout: 55 1/2” - 79 1/2” (1411mm - 2021mm) 3000 Emergency Breakout: 105 1/2” - 153 1/2” (2680mm - 3899mm) |
| HEADER SIZE | 8” (203mm) High x 6” (152mm) Deep |
| JAMB DIMENSION | 1 3/4” x 4 1/2” | OPTION: 1 3/4” x 6” |
| STILES | Narrow 2” | OPTION: Medium 3 1/2" |
| BOTTOM RAIL | 4” | OPTION: 6”, 8”, 10”, 12” |
| TYPICAL DOOR PANEL WEIGHT | Up to 220 Pounds Each (100kg) | OPTION: Heavier options available* |
| DOOR PANEL MATERIALS | Aluminum | OPTION: All Glass or Custom |
| POWER REQUIRED | 120 VAC, 50/60 HZ, 5 Amps Minimum | OPTION: Uninterrupted Power Supply |
| DRIVE SYSTEM | 1/4 HP DC Motor, Gear Drive, Toothed belt | OPTION: Twin 1/4 HP DC Motors |
| CONTROLS | Rocker Switch | OPTION: Rotary, Keyed Rotary Controls, Eco Pro |
| CONTROLLER | High Resolution iQ Controller, Microprocessor Based, Safety Logic |
| ACTIVATION/SAFETY SENSORS | 2 Combined Activation/Safety Sensors + Holding Doorway Holding Beams for added safety | OPTIONS: Mats, Wall Plates, Wireless Activation systems |
| LOCKING | Key/thumb turn hook bolt | OPTION: 3-Point Locking, Lock Position Indicators, Electric Solenoid Lock (Fail Safe/Fail Secure), Access Control Locking with Surface or Recessed Panic Hardware, Lock Guard, Armored Strike |
| SECURITY OPTIONS | Alarm contacts for remote monitoring of panel status, Security Strobes, Delayed Egress |
| CAMERA OPTIONS | Jamb Camera, Stan-Cam |
| TEMPERATURE RATING | -30F to 130F |
| GLASS STOPS | 1/4" | OPTION: 1/2", 5/8", 1" |
| MUNTIN | One 2" muntin | OPTION: 4 1/4", Multiple |
| THRESHOLD | Configurable Options |
| TRANSOM | Configurable Verticals and/or Horizontals |
| SPEED RANGE | Closing Speeds: 0.5’ - 1.5 per sec per ANSI. Opening Speeds: 0.5’ - 2.5’ per sec. |
| CODES AND STANDARDS | UL, cUL, ANSI/BHMA A156.10, IBC, UBC, BOCA, ICBO, NFPA 101, CSFM |
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* All Specifications are subject to change. Please contact your local sales representative to ensure accuracy. |
Access the STANLEY Spec Assist Form and reduce the time it takes to specify your Dura-Glide.
| NO | Illustration | Description | TYPE | Model | Individual PDFs | DWG | BIM/REVIT | |
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Dura-Glide | Bi-Part | 2000 | Individual Configurations | |||
| 1.02 |
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Dura-Glide | Single Slide | 2000 | Individual Configurations | |||
| 1.03 |
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Dura-Glide | Bi-Part | 3000 | Individual Configurations | |||
| 1.04 |
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Dura-Glide | Single Slide | 3000 | Individual Configurations | |||
| 1.07 | Dura-Glide | Telescopic | 5000 | |||||
| 1.08 | Dura-Glide | Telescopic | 5000 | |||||
| 1.26 | Dura-Glide | Bi-Part | 2000 | |||||
| 1.27 | Dura-Glide | Single Slide | 2000 | |||||
| 1.28 | Dura-Glide | Bi-Part | 2000 | |||||
| 1.29 | Dura-Glide | Single Slide | 2000 | |||||
| 1.50 | Dura-Glide Threshold Options | 2000/3000 | ||||||
| 1.60 | Dura-Glide with Access Control | 2000/3000 | ||||||
| 1.70 | Dura-Glide with Transom | 2000/3000 | ||||||
| Extrusion, Glass Stop and Bottom Rail Options | 2000/3000 | |||||||
| Operator Only Designer Package | 2000/3000 |
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115Hi,By Matt Leinart / HOK on 10/14/2019Hi, We are working on an OSHPD project in Sacramento and looking at the Dura-Glide 5300 series for our ICU sliding doors. Could we please get some further clarification since our client template has a minimum clear opening of 5'-0" and a minimum breakaway opening of 7'-6"? Thanks! Matt
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115Thank youBy Ryan Felumlee/Robertson Construction on 12/19/2018Rarely do we take the time to show appreciation when something goes right, but today is the exception. All four Dura-Glide slide doors were operational by this afternoon and we could not be more pleased. Thank you Stanley Access installation crew for doing what it took to make it a successful day.
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115Thank you for a job well done at 2805 Presidential HangarBy Michael Digulimio on 12/18/2018Your crew are by far the best I have ever worked with. The quality and time frame was superb. We look forward to doing business with Stanley in the future. It was nice working with men that go above and beyond to give the navy a great product like the Dura-Glide.
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115Everything seemed to go veryBy Jim / Moeller Door & Window Co. on 12/18/2018Everything seemed to go very well with your techs and our techs working together. Our customer is very pleased with the new Dura-Glide sliders. I'm hoping to complete a few more project with STANLEY Access Technologies.
Commonly asked questions
We have been having issues with our door not opening from the outside. Multiple guests have had to pry the doors open in order to get into our building so we have to keep the doors open all day. The thing is we have no issue from the inside as it automatically opens. I've tried the regular troubleshooting procedures which didn't seem to help. What can be done to solve this issue?
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Door ID: 119034
We need a new door and was wondering if we can get a quote for the new door and instantiation.
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You can visit submit your request for quote online here: https://www.stanleyaccess.com/contact/door-quote-request
Thank you!
Is it possible to use Dura-Glide 2000 Bipart doors in a 9'-4" clear opening?
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You can find our product drawings at the bottom of the product page in the “Detailed Information” section.
https://www.stanleyaccess.com/sites/default/files/1.01_Dura-Glide2000-BP.zip
Where can I find the threshold details for the Dura-Glide 2000 All Glass series?
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You can find the threshold details under the "Drawings" tab on the Dura-Glide All Glass page, drawings 1.50.04 cover the 2000 Series and 1.50.05 covers the 3000 Series.
Thank you.
We have the BIPART sliding doors and when they are in access only meaning badge reader will open them, a person can walk up to them and pry them apart to gain entry. How do we prevent that?
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