With a solid door onto the hall, a living room only gets the light that comes through its own windows. Swap that door for glass and the light from the hallway, the stairs and the rooms beyond carries straight through. The room keeps its own space and its privacy, it just stops being cut off from the daylight next door. We cut every panel to your opening, in clear glass, or frosted where you want less on show.
A sliding glass door turns two rooms into one when there are people over, and back into two when you want the television to yourself. It runs on a top channel alone, so there’s no track in the floor and no arc of carpet kept clear for a door to swing into. The same idea works for carving out a corner of the living room: a small home office, or a play area where you can still see the children from the sofa while the toys stay on their side of the glass.
Framed doors sit in an aluminium or black profile with a gasket between the glass and the frame, closing the gap around the edge that sound and draughts would otherwise travel through. The film stays in the living room while someone reads in the next one, and the heat stays in the room you’re sitting in rather than drifting out into the hall. Where a hinged door suits the space better, we can mount it on hydraulic hinges that let it open from either side.
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