How to use the sliding door make your house look like expensive?

In modern furniture decoration, sliding door design have long been more than a simple partition tool, let's look at the master builder how to do?

Mies van der Rohe - Modernism“less is more.”

The German Pavilion in Barcelona: with its open plan and large glass curtain wall, it lays the foundation for modern glass architecture.

Design Sense! The key point of the sliding doors.

1/Minimalist Design

Modern home design often embraces the ‘less is more’ philosophy, with minimalist style gaining popularity. The minimalist sliding door is a key point enhancing both the aesthetic and texture of the space. It adds elegance while making the area feel more open and expansive, promoting a sense of freedom and simplicity.

2/Hidden track

The hidden track design cleverly conceals the track within the floor, making it almost invisible from the outside. As a result, make space appears refined.

3/Multi-track design

Between the living room and balcony, you can opt for a double or even triple track sliding door. Similarly, in the bedroom, multi-track sliding doors can be used to partition spaces based on different needs.

Eckersley O 'Callaghan Team - Extreme Glass Structural Engineering

Apple’s Global Flagship Store Glass Structure – New York Fifth Avenue store

Selection of material and structure

1/Broken Bridge Aluminum Structure

While aluminum alloy is a good heat conductor, its key feature lies in the ‘broken bridge thermal insulation technology,’ which adds PA66 nylon strips within the profile to block heat transfer.

2/Energy-saving effect

Compared to regular aluminum doors, broken-bridge aluminum doors improve thermal insulation by over 40%, making them ideal for both cold and hot climates, while reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.

3/Sound insulation effect

Broken-bridge aluminum doors typically feature multi-channel EPDM sealing strips to reduce noise. Additionally, double or triple insulating glass (5mm+12A+5mm) or laminated glass (PVB) can be used, achieving a sound insulation of 30–40dB, making them ideal for noisy environments like streets.

4/High strength and durability

With strong wind pressure resistance and minimal deformation, these doors are ideal for high-rise buildings or areas with strong winds. Additionally, their corrosion-resistant surface, treated with powder coating, fluorocarbon spraying, or anodic oxidation, ensures antioxidant, acid, and alkali resistance, offering a service life of 20–30 years.

The use of space

1/Fireplace

Installing large sliding doors in the living room opens up the view, making the space feel more airy and expansive. By choosing doors with narrow frames and simple curtains or sunshades, the outdoor scenery seamlessly blends into the living room, bringing nature indoors.

2/Bedroom

Bedroom is a private space for rest and relaxation, the design and use of sliding doors need to pay more attention to comfort and privacy. Choose sound insulation and heat insulation good sliding door, create a quiet and comfortable sleeping environment. You can match the appropriate curtains or shading facilities, which can ensure light at the same time, to protect personal privacy.

3/Balcony

The balcony is a transitional space connecting the indoor and outdoor areas, By installing sliding patio window, you can make the balcony a multi-functional leisure area, which can be used as a viewing platform, as well as a space for reading, fitness or planting flowers.

How to use the sliding doors make your house look like expensive！

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How to use the sliding door make your house look like expensive?

In modern furniture decoration, sliding door design have long been more than a simple partition tool, let's look at the master builder how to do?

Mies van der Rohe - Modernism“less is more.”

Design Sense! The key point of the sliding doors.

Eckersley O 'Callaghan Team - Extreme Glass Structural Engineering

Selection of material and structure

The use of space

How to use the sliding doors make your house look like expensive！

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Mies van der Rohe - Modernism“less is more.”

Design Sense! The key point of the sliding doors.

Eckersley O 'Callaghan Team - Extreme Glass Structural Engineering

Selection of material and structure

The use of space

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