Glass sliding door units, available in both top-hung and bottom-roller configurations, provide a refined and space-efficient way to access outdoor areas. Top-hung systems suspend the door panel from above, allowing for effortless gliding with minimal floor track interruption—ideal for clean finishes and flush internal transitions. Bottom-roller systemscarry the weight at floor level, offering excellent load capacity for larger or heavier doors, making them suitable for architectural glass designs. Both systems deliver practical functionality with a minimalist aesthetic, offering durability, weather sealing and smooth movement when paired with quality hardware and joinery craftsmanship.

Sliding doors
Indoor construction of wooden framing for walls or doors, with black wall panel and decoration including potted plants in the background.
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