FAQ

Glass sliding doors are large panels of glass mounted within a frame that slide horizontally along a track, providing easy access and maximizing natural light. They are commonly used as patio doors, balcony entrances, or to separate indoor and outdoor spaces.

Yes, modern glass sliding doors are designed with security features like tempered or laminated glass, strong frames, and advanced locking mechanisms. To further increase security, you can install additional safety measures like a secondary locking device or a security bar.

• Clear Glass: Standard transparent glass providing an unobstructed view.
• Frosted Glass: Offers privacy while still allowing light to pass through.
• Low-E Glass: Has a special coating to reflect heat, enhancing energy efficiency.
• Tempered Glass: Strengthened glass that’s less likely to break and shatter safely when it does.
• Laminated Glass: A safety glass that holds together even when broken.

Office partition glass doors are transparent or frosted glass panels used to divide office spaces. They offer both privacy and visibility, helping to separate work areas while maintaining an open, modern aesthetic. These doors are typically installed within office partitions to create meeting rooms, private offices, or collaborative workspaces.

• Enhanced natural light: Glass partitions allow light to flow freely throughout the office, creating a brighter and more welcoming workspace.
• Modern and professional look: They provide a sleek, contemporary appearance that can elevate the overall design of your office.
• Privacy and visibility: Frosted or etched glass options offer privacy while maintaining an open feel, making them ideal for meeting rooms or executive offices.
• Sound control: Double-glazed or laminated glass can help reduce noise between rooms, enhancing privacy and comfort.
• Space optimization: Glass doors help maintain an open feel in the office without sacrificing functionality or dividing areas.