SLIDING DOORS
Sliding doors, popularly just called sliding doors, provide a good wide opening to the patio and require no extra space to open. The sliding door creates a nice and free light in the home, and can be selected with a single sliding door or two opposite (double) sliding doors.
ADVANTAGES OF SLIDING DOORS
- Wide openings that require very little space.
- Maximum light influx with 1 or 2 doors.
- Optimum view of the surroundings.
- Suitable for both new homes and traditional single-family homes.
- Available in 2- and 3- layer glass in wood or wood/aluminium.
- Tailor-made solutions.
wood
Windows and doors made of hardy Nordic pine trees. For those who want a natural material..
wood/alu
The best of both worlds. Pine wood interior, and practical, weather-resistant aluminium coating on the exterior.
COLOURS
In addition to our standard colours below, we offer delivery
in virtually all RAL colours for a small surcharge.
SLIDING DOORS AND OPENING DIRECTIONS
Outline’s raised sliding doors are obvious solutions for, e.g., balconies and patios, where you want to draw as much life and light into the space from the outside while having the door take the least possible space from your indoor and outdoor space.
If you need a double door, the same opening directions apply as for single doors. Start by describing the door that you open first.
To the left or the right
Raised sliding doors can open either to the left or the right. Think about what is most practical in your situation. Maybe you need space on the left side for a large garden set, or maybe for a walkway from the door to the garden which is most natural.
Left-hand (LH)
On the left-hand, the door slides (goes) to the left part of the door to the right – as seen from outside. The moving part always runs to the outside.
Right-hand (RG)
On the right-hand, the door slides (goes) to the right part of the door to the left – as seen from outside. The moving part always runs to the outside.
