Where side-sliding makes sense
Vaulted ceilings, low beams, overhead storage and unusual roof structures can make conventional horizontal tracks awkward. Moving the sections around the corner keeps the ceiling available.
Partial opening also gives practical pedestrian access without placing a hinged wicket inside the door. The opening width can be matched to the task.
- Ceiling beams or mechanical obstructions
- Need to preserve overhead storage
- Frequent partial pedestrian access
- Openings where a conventional track package fits poorly
