Sliding door can maximize the display space and have plenty of light
According to the installation method of the sliding door, it can be divided into the following categories:
Flat mount
Flat-laying is the most common installation method for sliding doors. A slide rail is installed above or a ground slide rail is installed below. The door panel can be flatly attached to the wall, both inside and outside the wall.
Advantages: The installation process is simple and convenient; when there is a problem with the slide rail, it is convenient for maintenance.
Disadvantages: Sliding doors will take up part of the wall area.
Embedded
The effect of the built-in sliding door is to hide the pulley and the door shaft, and the visual effect is more beautiful.
Advantages: The design that hides the pulley and the sliding shaft makes the vision more beautiful; some upgraded designs hide a door in the wall, thereby saving more space.
Disadvantages: Once there is a problem with the slide rail, it is not easy to repair after the door is jammed and blocked.
Multi-fan
The multi-leaf sliding design can be used as a flexible partition. Compared with the traditional door, the sliding door is more flexible. It can make the space look stylish and light, and it can also highlight a certain sense of hierarchy, making it the best choice for flexible space division.
Advantages: the track is easy to maintain; it is also convenient to separate a new small space on the original space to maximize the use of space.
Disadvantages: If the space is isolated, the sound insulation effect is not good.
Hidden
The advantage of the hidden sliding door is that it can be retracted into the wall to make the space more open. However, the sandwich wall is a prerequisite for the installation of concealed sliding doors, and it is recommended to consider it before decorating.
Flat mount
Flat-laying is the most common installation method for sliding doors. A slide rail is installed above or a ground slide rail is installed below. The door panel can be flatly attached to the wall, both inside and outside the wall.
Advantages: The installation process is simple and convenient; when there is a problem with the slide rail, it is convenient for maintenance.
Disadvantages: Sliding doors will take up part of the wall area.
Embedded
The effect of the built-in sliding door is to hide the pulley and the door shaft, and the visual effect is more beautiful.
Advantages: The design that hides the pulley and the sliding shaft makes the vision more beautiful; some upgraded designs hide a door in the wall, thereby saving more space.
Disadvantages: Once there is a problem with the slide rail, it is not easy to repair after the door is jammed and blocked.
Multi-fan
The multi-leaf sliding design can be used as a flexible partition. Compared with the traditional door, the sliding door is more flexible. It can make the space look stylish and light, and it can also highlight a certain sense of hierarchy, making it the best choice for flexible space division.
Advantages: the track is easy to maintain; it is also convenient to separate a new small space on the original space to maximize the use of space.
Disadvantages: If the space is isolated, the sound insulation effect is not good.
Hidden
The advantage of the hidden sliding door is that it can be retracted into the wall to make the space more open. However, the sandwich wall is a prerequisite for the installation of concealed sliding doors, and it is recommended to consider it before decorating.
