A sliding door is a door system that opens horizontally by gliding along a track, rather than swinging open. It typically includes one or more glass panels, top and bottom tracks, and smooth-rolling mechanisms. Compared to hinged or folding doors, sliding doors save space, offer seamless operation, and feature large glass panes for a sleek, modern look and abundant natural light.

Sliding Door




Custom Options for Your Sliding Door
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Frame
Frame
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Colo
Colo
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Glazing types
Glazing types
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Hardware
Hardware
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Size
Size
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Track System
Track System


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How We Test Sliding Doors?
To ensure your sliding door performs efficiently, start by checking smooth operation—open and close the door several times to confirm it glides without sticking or jerking. Next, test the lock engagement to verify it secures fully with proper alignment. Conduct air and water infiltration tests if the door faces external conditions—look for drafts, leaks, or light passing through seals. Finally, examine the frame alignment by inspecting the level and plumb of the door and track system. Any misalignment can affect sealing, security, and smooth function.