Why Choose Internal Sliding Doors?
Smoothly gliding on a discreet sliding mechanism, our sliding doors are ideal for spaces where traditional hinged doors would occupy too much floor space. Compared to French doors, double sliding doors provide the same feeling of openness, without taking up floorspace when the doors are open. If you want to maximise every inch, looking to partition off open-plan areas in a contemporary apartment, or if you want the option to both divide off and open up spaces within a family home, sliding doors are a great option to have the best of both worlds. Easily slide open one or both doors to maximise living space, then close off when you want to provide a comfy, cosy, closed-off space.
Whether you’re installing a single door to close off a utility room or fitting a set of room dividers in a larger open-plan layout, sliding doors are a versatile and space-conscious choice.
Space-Saving Sliding Doors
Our range of premium sliding internal doors is designed to enhance your space with both function and style. From segregating an open-plan space to adding flair to your home's design, we provide various choices to fit any interior.
From the double internal sliding doors that create a dramatic entrance to the living room to the glazed sliding internal doors that give privacy without sacrificing light, every design is carefully made to bring your space functional elegance. Our internal sliding wooden doors bring warmth and classic style, while the sliding internal doors with glass maintain a light and airy feel between rooms.
Made with quality materials and designed to last, our sliding doors slide smoothly while withstanding the test of time, a perfect combination of contemporary design and practical functionality.
High-Quality Sliding Door Systems
Our kits include everything you need for straightforward installation, from top-hung tracks and fixings to soft-close mechanisms and floor guides. Whether you're a tradesperson, developer, or home renovator, you’ll find our sliding door systems easy to fit and maintain.
With options for bespoke sizing and a variety of finishes, you can choose internal sliding doors that perfectly match your style and layout requirements.
If you need accessories, door frames or any other joinery we have you covered. Shop our other collections to build your perfect door solution, if you have any questions, please reach out to our friendly team who are always happy to help. Or visit our FAQs section to view our most asked questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do internal sliding doors cost?
Internal sliding door prices will vary depending on the door material, size, and mechanism (e.g. single vs double doors or pocket vs surface-mounted systems). Premium finishes, soft-close features, or bespoke designs can increase the price further.
How to fit an internal sliding door?
Fitting an internal sliding door involves fixing a track above the opening, attaching hangers to the door, and sliding it onto the track. For pocket doors, you'll also need to create a cavity in the wall for the door to slide into. Accurate measurements and a level installation are crucial, so professional fitting is often recommended.
How to adjust an internal sliding door?
To adjust an internal sliding door, locate the rollers or hangers (usually at the top), which often include adjustment screws. These allow you to raise or lower the door to ensure it hangs level and slides smoothly. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions, as mechanisms vary.
How to lock an internal sliding door?
You can lock internal sliding doors using specialised hardware such as sashlocks, sliding door locks, privacy latches, or flush bolts, depending on the door's purpose. Some systems are integrated into the handle, while others may require retrofitting.
Are internal sliding doors a good idea?
Yes! internal sliding doors are ideal for saving space, creating flexible room layouts, and offering a modern aesthetic. They're especially popular in smaller homes, open-plan spaces, or as partitions. However, they may offer less sound insulation than traditional hinged doors.
Are internal sliding doors draughty?
Sliding doors can be more prone to draughts than standard doors due to gaps around the edges. However, high-quality systems with good seals can significantly reduce airflow and improve insulation.
Are internal sliding doors fire rated?
You can purchase specialist fire-rated sliding doors that comply with safety regulations, typically used in commercial or multi-occupancy buildings. Always check certification if fire safety is a requirement.