September 15, 2014
Pocket Doors
Written by Rebecca Clayton
September 15, 2014
Written by Rebecca Clayton
IQ’s sliding glass door system can stop these issues. The slim aluminium framing shows a minimal 21mm of frame when the doors are fully closed and these high specification sliding doors can also be designed to slide into cavity pockets within walls, fully hiding the door away and allow for a fully open aperture within the building.
Sliding Pocket Doors at Malbrook Road
On a recent project in London IQ Glass installed such a configuration of sliding doors, with both elevations of sliding glass sliding away into hidden cavities within the walls of the extension.
Unlike other pocket door systems the IQ sliding glass door system has been specially designed to slide into cavity pockets with cavity blocking caps on the end panel of sliding glass to close up the exposed cavity opening when the doors have been slid shut.
As IQ’s sliding doors sit so close to the floor there is no fear of debris getting into the cavity and you can maintain that minimal appearance that the IQ Glass sliding doors are loved for.
The project on Malbrook Road had a 120mm cavity within the walls to allow 2 sliding panels to sit neatly within the insulated walls of the contemporary extension but you can have as many panels of sliding glass hiding in cavity pockets as you like, just keep in mind that each sider will need 60mm of space within the wall!
Sliding Glass Doors Bi Parting into Pockets
You can view more of our projects that include hidden pocket doors at our Pinterest Board:.
Contact IQ Glass to find out more about our sliding glass doors and pocket doors
01494 722 880 | www.iqglassuk.com | hello@iqglassuk.com
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