Indoor Swing Door

Our range of indoor sliding doors is designed to ensure safe entry to modern offices, shopping complexes, airports, and other architectural building designs. Efficient performance, a high degree of reliability, and advanced safety and security features are part of this cost-effective system. Sliding doors are standard for stores, hotels, and office entrances; elevators; patio doors; closet doors; and room dividers. Vans, trains, and metros also use sliding doors. Also called access panels, they are useful for providing access to an area that requires some level of protected entry. Sliding doors are used in a wide variety of applications and made with wood, aluminum, vinyl, and steel. A sliding glass door, also known as a patio door or doorwall, is a type of sliding door used in architecture and construction; it consists of a large glass window opening that provides access from a room to the outdoors, allowing fresh air and abundant natural light. Typically, people view a sliding glass door as a single unit that consists of two panel sections, one fixed and the other mobile for sliding open. Another design, a wall-sized glass pocket door, has one or more panels that are movable and slide into wall pockets, completely disappearing for a "wide open" indoor-outdoor room experience.