Description
The current sliding system embedded within walls is not a recent creation. However, we offer a contemporary design equipped with high-quality equipment to meet the strict requirements of residential settings. Opting for a pocket interior glass door during renovations can be an excellent solution, as it can significantly transform the ambiance of a room without major modifications.
These glass doors represent a novel and distinctive innovation in the global market. Although they may appear delicate, they are, in fact, highly durable. Crafted from toughened safety glass with an 8mm standard thickness, they can be customized to suit your specific needs.
The advantages of glass doors are numerous. The smooth texture of glass ensures an impeccably hygienic surface. Moreover, glass is water-resistant, preventing water droplets from affecting its appearance or shape. It remains unaffected by moisture, keeping its colour and structure intact. Additionally, the colour of the glass will not fade over time, even when exposed to direct light. Our 8mm toughened safety glass incorporates all these benefits, guaranteeing that your doors will retain a fresh look for many years of use.
The complete set includes one toughened safety glass door with the design of your choice, a 2m long sliding system, a small bottom guide, as well as flush/bar handles.
Our pocket sliding door system features custom-designed components tailored specifically for in-wall installation, ensuring a durable and sturdy construction. Assembling the pocket sliding system is remarkably straightforward, and its robustness guarantees an exceptionally long lifespan. When it comes to in-wall mounting, our system proves to be the perfect and most ideal solution. Additionally, the system incorporates generously-sized clamping jaws, enabling each door to bear a weight capacity of 80 kg while ensuring smooth and effortless rolling.
The installation process for a pocket internal glass door is hassle-free. Our pocket doors can be easily installed on existing walls. Once the system and door are in place, the pocket can be created using plasterboard. It's important to note that the pocket gap should be twice the size of the door plus an additional 25mm for optimal functionality.
