The Benefits of Sliding Doors
First seen in Asia, Japan and China, but then later on sliding doors became popular all over the world, from offices to residences.
Over the years and abundant practice, people have realized the importance of sliding doors.
Sliding doors have not only fulfilled the purpose of security and privacy, they have also introduced the concept of room partition.
Whenever it is required, the doors can be opened and a room can be given a bigger space.
Sliding doors are being used as:
It saves from door hinges and gives a cleaner look in the building.
For the work areas, or office, or study areas, it is most suitable, as it is free from "door slamming" which is a very common incident in case of hinged doors.
The only thing, one has to take care of for the sliding door is to keep the space free from dust, debris and small elements which can block the door rail and rollers.
In the past, in the ancient Japan, rollers were made up of very hard and fine wood, but now they are of rubber, or fiber plastic wheels on steel bearing.
Japan as we know is one of the thickly populated countries in the world, and so is China.
There the land for the people is less and space constraints are most in the world.
There sliding doors are not a fashion, but instead are a normal routine induction.
The installation of the doors is simple, and if you have a little good knowledge of wood work, you can install it yourself.
The best selling style of interior sliding doors by far are glass sliding doors.
Widely used in workplace settings as they can open up a cramped space and make it feel productive and professional, they also offer a good source of light to less exposed areas.
They are also extensively used as patio doors in the home, allowing more light, ease of access and space.
Categorically the advantages are as follows:
Over the years and abundant practice, people have realized the importance of sliding doors.
Sliding doors have not only fulfilled the purpose of security and privacy, they have also introduced the concept of room partition.
Whenever it is required, the doors can be opened and a room can be given a bigger space.
Sliding doors are being used as:
- Room dividers
- Wardrobe doors
- Bathroom doors
- Dressing room
- Bedroom dividers
- Dividers in council and conference halls
- Dividers in event halls and etc.
It saves from door hinges and gives a cleaner look in the building.
For the work areas, or office, or study areas, it is most suitable, as it is free from "door slamming" which is a very common incident in case of hinged doors.
The only thing, one has to take care of for the sliding door is to keep the space free from dust, debris and small elements which can block the door rail and rollers.
In the past, in the ancient Japan, rollers were made up of very hard and fine wood, but now they are of rubber, or fiber plastic wheels on steel bearing.
Japan as we know is one of the thickly populated countries in the world, and so is China.
There the land for the people is less and space constraints are most in the world.
There sliding doors are not a fashion, but instead are a normal routine induction.
The installation of the doors is simple, and if you have a little good knowledge of wood work, you can install it yourself.
The best selling style of interior sliding doors by far are glass sliding doors.
Widely used in workplace settings as they can open up a cramped space and make it feel productive and professional, they also offer a good source of light to less exposed areas.
They are also extensively used as patio doors in the home, allowing more light, ease of access and space.
Categorically the advantages are as follows:
- There are no chances of door slamming due to any reason and neither self opening due to winds.
- There are no chances of any accidental strikes due to sudden opening.
- Easy to use by elderly people, disables, children.
- No chances of slamming accidents especially with context to toddlers.
- Easy to maintain.
- Give a cleaner look to the house and interiors.
- Occupy fifty percent less space.
- Ideal for the moving of wider articles.
- A room can accommodate more furniture, as there is no waste space left.
- Works as a room divider also.