Slido – Sliding door fittings from Häfele

Sliding door applications

• Space-saving room elements block the view of the areas behind them
• Combination with coloured surfaces
• Modern room design

Variants:

Classic – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are hidden and covered

Design – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are visible, and can therefore be used as a design feature in the room

• Space-saving room elements
• Brightness and transparency in the rooms
• Modern room design using coloured or textured glass
• Combination with fixed glass panel elements

Variants:

Classic – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are hidden and covered

Design – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are visible, and can therefore be used as a design feature in the room

• Space-saving room elements
• Room division
• Large passageways can be partitioned off
• Space-saving, folded door stack when open

Variant:

Fold – these fittings are suitable for creating folding walls

Soft closing systems from Häfele

Häfele supplies a full range of soft closing mechanisms for hinged doors, flaps and also for sliding doors.

Their ease of installation is truly impressive, and also have the following advantages when they are being used:

• Noise reduction
• Lower accident risk
• Increased operating convenience
• Material-friendly
• Sliding doors that close gently and quietly increase comfort in the living and working environments.

Fittings for folding walls

Folding walls are used to subdivide rooms. Pushing a folding wall to one side and stacking the doors provide unrestricted access.

The doors are connected to each other with hinges. The doors can be stacked at the right and/or the left hand side.

In the open position, the doors are at an angle of 90° to the closed wall below the running track. If the suspension point is in the centre of the door width, a bottom guide is not necessary, if the system is operated carefully. The suspension point can be at the side edge, near the side edge or in the centre of the door, depending on the fitting.

Suspension at the side edge

Suspension near the side edge

Suspension in the centre of the door