Sliding door problems LOL :)
I have a couple of doors which I want to replace with sliding doors.
All the doors have in common that they'll have a wooden frame and some glass filling; and a hight of some 2100mm = abt 7 ft.
Dilemma: For practical and optical reasons (e.g., a wall thickness of 2ft or even more, and doorsills of different hights, and small and large staircases basically everywhere, and uncountable angles that cannot be removed) I'm forced to split some of them into two separate parts next to each other, using the same guide rail.
The narrower doors have a width of abt 940mm = 37 in.
I'm sure that I'll split them as follows:
15in. plus 22in. = 380mm plus 560mm.
But then I have a couple of doors with a width of abt 1120-1150mm = 44-45in..
Now it becomes more complicated.
Which solution would you prefer?
Would you suggest:
a) 22in. plus 22in. = 560mm plus 560mm?
b) 15in. plus 30in. = 380mm plus 760mm?
c) 17.5in. plus 27.5in. = 450mm plus 700mm?
d) something else?
Thank you :)
I have a couple of doors which I want to replace with sliding doors.
All the doors have in common that they'll have a wooden frame and some glass filling; and a hight of some 2100mm = abt 7 ft.
Dilemma: For practical and optical reasons (e.g., a wall thickness of 2ft or even more, and doorsills of different hights, and small and large staircases basically everywhere, and uncountable angles that cannot be removed) I'm forced to split some of them into two separate parts next to each other, using the same guide rail.
The narrower doors have a width of abt 940mm = 37 in.
I'm sure that I'll split them as follows:
15in. plus 22in. = 380mm plus 560mm.
But then I have a couple of doors with a width of abt 1120-1150mm = 44-45in..
Now it becomes more complicated.
Which solution would you prefer?
Would you suggest:
a) 22in. plus 22in. = 560mm plus 560mm?
b) 15in. plus 30in. = 380mm plus 760mm?
c) 17.5in. plus 27.5in. = 450mm plus 700mm?
d) something else?
Thank you :)