Sliding Door Top / Bottom Mounted
A Sliding Door with Top/Bottom Mounting refers to a versatile door system commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. These doors slide horizontally along a track mounted either at the top or bottom of the door frame, allowing for smooth and efficient operation without swinging open into space.
Top-mounted sliding doors typically hang from rollers attached to a track installed at the top of the door frame, providing stability and support while allowing the door to slide effortlessly. Bottom-mounted sliding doors, on the other hand, use rollers or guides mounted on the bottom of the door frame, offering similar functionality but with the track concealed beneath the door.
Both configurations are chosen based on space constraints, aesthetic preferences, and structural considerations. They are popular for their space-saving design, ease of use, and ability to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
| Technical Specification | |
|---|---|
| Size | Width Min 1000 mm X max 10000 mm; Height Min 1000mm X 10000mm (Single leaf/Double leaf) |
- No additional load on roof.
- Suitable for wider openings.
- Various types of standard and economical range of panels available to suit building structural requirement.
- Heavy duty bottom track & top mounted guiding track for sliding operation of the door.
- Bottom roller assembly & top track roller bracket assembly designed for linear motion & top support for the door.
- Available as motorized operated with bottom mounted motorized system.
- Also available as manual operated door.
- Easy to maintain and install.
