Structure of Gliding doors

Gliding doors typically have the following basic structure:

– Aluminum profile (frame, sash): the profile bars are made of high-quality aluminum alloy with advanced electrostatic powder coating technology, making the product durable over time and available in a variety of colors.

– Glass: can use single glass, safety film glass, insulated glass, etc.

– Gasket system, silicone sealant.

– Metal accessories: rollers (single or double rollers), handles, locks (single-point lock or multi-point lock), etc.

– Other materials.

Characteristics of Gliding Doors

Soundproof and Thermal Insulation Properties

Gliding doors and panels are made of aluminum profiles with a box structure divided into many empty compartments combined with sealing and metal accessory systems, creating a product with excellent soundproofing and high thermal insulation capabilities.

Air-Tightness

The absolute tightness of the product inhibits the flow of cold air in and hot air out, helping to save on electricity costs for air conditioning.

Wind-Pressure Resistance

The product can withstand wind pressure up to grade 11, qualifying it as safe for buildings located in windy areas.

Water-Tightness

The water pipes directed outside are designed on the door frame to prevent water from flowing inside as much as possible.

Types of Gliding Doors

– According to the number of panels: Gliding doors with 1 panel, 2 panels, 3 panels, and multiple panels. These products are often used in high-rise buildings, villas, high-end apartments, office towers, etc.

– According to the aluminum system used: Gliding doors using Xingfa aluminum, Hyundai aluminum, or other aluminum brands.