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13th September 2010, 04:10 AM
Hello all,
a question to experts on sliding doors. As I understand, a sliding door (not a cavity one)slides along a wall. So there is a gap between the door and a wall. When the door is closed, the gap is still there, along the edge of the door, isn't it? I wonder if there is any manufacturer out there that makes a different kind of system, some fancy roller mechanism, that allow the door actually close tight without a gap. I fancy something you see on some trains in Sydney - the doors, after the sliding movement is finished, actually move towards the opening and close the gap. Or do I ask for too much? Should I go and live on a train perhaps... :rolleyes:
Read and reply to the full thread at RenovateForum.com.... (http://www.renovateforum.com/f84/can-sliding-doors-close-tight-93047/)
a question to experts on sliding doors. As I understand, a sliding door (not a cavity one)slides along a wall. So there is a gap between the door and a wall. When the door is closed, the gap is still there, along the edge of the door, isn't it? I wonder if there is any manufacturer out there that makes a different kind of system, some fancy roller mechanism, that allow the door actually close tight without a gap. I fancy something you see on some trains in Sydney - the doors, after the sliding movement is finished, actually move towards the opening and close the gap. Or do I ask for too much? Should I go and live on a train perhaps... :rolleyes:
Read and reply to the full thread at RenovateForum.com.... (http://www.renovateforum.com/f84/can-sliding-doors-close-tight-93047/)