Sliding Doors

Bloomcabin 2 Frames with 2 Horizontal Glazing Bars. Here, a pair of frames is crossed by 2 repeated horizontal bars. The geometry gives the sliding door a strong, clearly organized elevation.

How this Bloomcabin pattern is put together

1. Repeating horizontal divisions

   Each of the 2 glazing bars makes a visible division across the glass. Together, their parallel lines establish a steady rhythm and sharpen the door’s overall structure.

2. Frames and bars in balance

   The pair of frames contains the divided glazing as one coherent composition. Choose the material and surface treatment in relation to the building and the wider design scheme.

3. Strong energy performance

   The energy-conscious construction is intended to promote comfort where the interior meets the outdoor opening, helping the room maintain an agreeable, balanced feel.

This option is intended for schemes where 2 frames and 2 horizontal bars should read as a defined but balanced feature. The proportions can be assessed against the building’s lines and the effect planned for the facade. Select the execution that best answers the particular project and personal design direction before configuring it. Both bars cross the glass horizontally.

What customers say

1. “Our new doors are a perfect fit for our modern home.” – James Evans
2. “Neat workmanship and noticeably better thermal insulation in winter.” – Sarah Anderson
3. “Installation went smoothly, and the quality impresses us every day.” – Benjamin Brown

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