Telescopic Sliding Door Fittings (1+0 to 4+1)
Telescopic sliding fittings let several door panels slide together. When you pull one panel, the others follow, so a wide opening clears with one movement. They are used for glass partitions, living-room dividers, balcony doors and large wardrobes.
The configuration code tells you how the panels move. The first number is the panels that slide to one side and the second is the panels on the other side. For example, 2+0 means two panels stacking to one side, and 2+2 means two panels on each side opening from the centre. Glassics supplies 1+0, 1+1, 2+0, 2+1, 2+2, 3+0, 3+1 and 4+1 sets.
Telescopic Sliding Door Fittings: 8 products
Where telescopic sliding door fittings are used
- Living and dining room glass dividers
- Office partitions with wide openings
- Balcony and terrace sliding doors
- Large sliding wardrobes
Frequently asked questions
What does 2+1 mean in a telescopic sliding fitting?
It describes the panel arrangement: two panels slide to one side and one panel to the other side. The first number is the panels on one side and the second is the panels on the opposite side.
How do I choose the right telescopic configuration?
Start with the opening width, the panel width you want and where the panels should stack when open. Send us these three details and we will recommend the matching set.
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