Today, many are trying to move away from classic interior design techniques and use new, fresh ideas. So, for example, standard swing doors are increasingly being replaced by interior sliding partitions. The advantages of the second option are obvious, because sliding doors significantly save space in the house, are easy to install and allow you to zone the room. What other properties do interior sliding partition doors have? More on this below.
Design Features
Today, threshold-free sliding systems with one hanger have become most popular. They are mounted on the upper frame and move on wheels along the rail. There’s no bottom guide, so there’s no risk of you tripping over a curb or collecting dust and dirt underneath. In addition, threshold-free doors will leave your luxurious parquet flooring untouched, so you can safely order solid flooring for two rooms at once.
Application in the interior
Sliding compartment partition doors can be used in the following cases:
- Instead of a regular swing door. If you want to use modern futuristic elements in your apartment design, then you can safely choose partitions. They look original and bright, emphasizing the creative taste of the apartment owners. Such doors can be installed in any room, be it a living room, hallway or bathroom.
- For zoning space. Using a partition, you can divide a room into two zones without destroying the walls or making radical changes. This is true when the apartment is designed as a studio, the living room and kitchen are combined into one room. If food is being prepared in the kitchen or there are gatherings over a cup of tea with a friend, you can simply close the door, abstracting yourself from the other room. Very convenient and practical!
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