Reliabilt 300 Patio Doors Reviews

The Reliabilt 300 is a white vinyl patio sliding door that uses a clear glass, a 3.25 inch jamb width, insulated tempered glass panels, welded sash corners and frame, and a key lock assembly. In general, this is a low cost sliding door that is not a bad buy for the money. The Reliabilt 300 series is nearly half the cost of the comparable Jeld Wen model, making it an excellent value and option for consumers on a budget.

Review By John M. - Site Editor - Updated In 2024

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Reliabilt 300 Cost

Consumers can expect to pay $600 to $900 fully installed for the patio door. Cost factors include door size, hardware, and the type of installation required. Comparable sliding patio doors includes the Jeld Wen sliding white vinyl patio door - although the Relaibilt 300 will be much less than the Jeld Wen patio door.

-- Door Itself: $400 to $550 --

-- Installation: $150 to $350 per opening --

-- Door & Installation: $600 to $900 --

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Reliabilt 300 Rating

The Reliabilt 300 patio door is Energy Star qualified in all four zones - Northern, North/Central, South/Central, and Southern. Beyond this, we do not have any additional patio door ratings on the Reliabilt 300.

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Reliabilt 300 Windows Warranty

Reliabilt 300 comes with a Limited lifetime warranty on the vinyl sash and frame. The warranty is transferrable one time only, although the new owner will be covered for only 10 years from the date of purchase.

There are the usual exclusions and limitations within this warranty and I urge consumers to read the product warranty in its entirety to insure they understand what is covered and what is not.

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Reliabilt 300 Window Reviews

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Hello John, the lawn guy, using the weed eater, shot a rock through the slider side of our ReliaBilt Model 300 sliding patio door – 6 ft x 6 ft 8 in. I want to know if we can buy a new sliding door only. The sliding door is on the right side and slides to the right. Thank you.

Sharon - Homeowner - June, 2022

Website Editor's Answer

Sharon, I think you need to find a Reliabilt dealer or a window repair person using Yelp or Angi's list and ask this question to them. The Reliabilt dealer should know whether you can order a glass door pane or not. IF you can find our from them, a highly rated window repair person can probably tell you over the phone based on the dimensions whether they can order a similar piece.

Editor John - June, 2022

300 Series Reliabilt Sliding Patio Door

Our 300 Series Reliabilt sliding patio door had a issue that the sliding section did not square up so that it will close property. our handyman did what he could to adjust the door but it looks like the center of the frame is down a little. I saw a reply on line that a fringe screw in the center top of the door might help. Does this seem like a sensible thing to do? Thanks.

Connie - Homeowner - February 20, 2017

Website Editor's Answer

Connie, I don't have any specific information on the center screw fix, but I think you would be hard pressed to solve this issue via a warranty claim. If it were me, I would have the handyman come back and see if he can't get the frame down any way he can. Start with the center screw and then work from there. That's going to be your best and cheapest bet.

Editor Jim R. - February 20, 2017