Interior Sliding Doors
Interior sliding doors are a type of door system used inside buildings, homes, or rooms, designed to slide horizontally rather than swing open like traditional hinged doors.
Product Overview
SUNEAR Interior Sliding Door systems are meticulously engineered to provide flexible space-division solutions for modern high-end residential and commercial interiors. Available in a comprehensive range from 80 to 190 series, with aluminum profile thicknesses ranging from 2.0mm to 3.0mm, these systems ensure maximum structural integrity and peak operational longevity. Designed to slide silently on precision-engineered tracks, these doors facilitate effortless movement, making them an ideal choice for luxury apartment partitions, walk-in closets, and contemporary office dividers. As a China-based system windows and doors factory, we offer developers and interior architects customizable configurations and premium surface finishes at competitive wholesale prices to meet the rigorous design standards of global property developments.
Specifications
| Aluminum Grade | 6063-T5 |
| Series / Thickness | 80/ 120/ 180/ 190 series, 2.0mm to 3.0mm |
| Surface Treatment | Powder coating, anodizing, electrophoresis, heat transfer printing |
| Glass Selection | Single (5-12mm), Insulated (5+9A+5 etc.), Laminated (5+5, 6+6), Art glass |
| Lead Time | 30 days to 60 days |
Key Features
Space-saving
Sliding doors don't require the swing clearance of traditional doors.
Natural Light
Glass sliding doors can bring in natural light and provide a visual connection between rooms.
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