Three Ways to Present Grille Patterns

Interior Wood Grilles

These grilles snap into clips on the interior side of your patio door, which means they're easy for you to remove, and they look like they're a continuous part of the patio door frame. Take them off to clean your whole glass surface, then replace them just as easily. Choose 3/4" or 1" width.

Grilles Between the Glass

Want to keep your patio door surface entirely clear for easy cleaning? Here's a grille that lets you do that while still giving you the look you want. Grilles are set between the panes of glass before your patio door is completed, meaning they're set for life. They never need cleaning or adjustment, and they will stay in place for as long as you have the patio door. Choose 3/4" or 1" width.

Full Divided Light Grilles

This option combines the grille elements from both of the others: removable hardwood interior grilles and pre-set grilles between the glass. Add to that a permanently applied grille on the exterior, as durable as your patio door. The full divided light grille provides a traditional look from the days of divided glass, but has all the insulation, easy-cleaning features, and strength of Andersen patio doors. Choose 3/4" or 1 1/8" width.