Once the house or apartment has been planned or built and there is room for the furniture and equipment, the disadvantages of revolving doors quickly become apparent: the pivoting range of the door is a nuisance; a cupboard is in the way and the door cannot be opened fully; the planned location of a piece of furniture cannot be realized because the door no longer opens completely; useless corners ("behind the door") have emerged; the desired generosity is not achieved by open or closed doors standing in the room. This results in many benefits for sliding doors in practice: Creates a comfy Space Sliding doors save space because the pivoting range of normal revolving doors does not have to be considered. This advantage is important in small rooms. Suitable for any type of room Sliding doors can be used in almost all rooms, even where a certain tightness of the door is desired. Elegant and yet comfortable Sliding doors not only save space but are also an important design element in the house. That's why you should deal with the materials and styles during the planning phase. The functionality is usually not affected and can be implemented with most materials. Such a sliding door with a wooden frame and frosted glass has both a practical and decorative purpose: it not only looks great but also hides things behind the doors that you don't always want to see. This can be, for example, a closet sliding door, or a sliding door for storage space for all kinds of items, or even groceries. Sliding doors are "discrete"; they disappear into the wall and are not in the way when they are open. Revolving doors look less elegant when open. Glass sliding doors allow more light to pass through than revolving doors with a light cut-out. Sliding doors also allow larger door leaf dimensions than revolving doors, and they come in diverse designs. When you check out our gallery, you will have ample options for beautiful and functional sliding doors to choose from. A multiplicity of use Sliding doors can serve as room dividers. Open sliding doors increase the spatial effect and create a uniform line across the room boundaries. If the sliding doors are made of glass, the spatial effect is also given when closed (this also applies to all-glass revolving doors, of course). The design diversity of sliding doors is just as great as that of revolving doors. Pro safety innovation Sliding doors cannot slam shut in case of a fire outbreak. They can also be closed with little noise. The convenience of barrier-free spaces Sliding doors are always the best option if doors are to be left open most of the time. Sliding doors play a major role in the design of barrier-free rooms, as they offer nothing but advantages for both slightly disabled people and wheelchair users. Architecturally plausible Sliding doors offer a technical advantage when it comes to loading distribution: while the weight of revolving doors hangs on an upright side, with sliding doors, the load is distributed at the top or bottom. This construction allows for high door leaf weights.