
Made-to-Measure Timber Sliding Doors
Large glazed openings in engineered timber, with high-quality running gear and project-specific threshold choices.
Made-to-Measure Timber Sliding Doors Features
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Wide openings with the warmth of timber
Engineered sections and dedicated track hardware support broad sliding configurations while retaining the character and repairability of timber.

Broad openings
Two- and three-panel layouts can be planned for substantial spans.
Dedicated running gear
High-quality track hardware supports smoother movement.
Threshold choice
Low-threshold options can be considered around exposure and drainage.

Engineer the opening, not just the door
Large sliding systems rely on structure, glass weight, track support and drainage all being resolved before manufacture.
- Confirm structure and track support for the full glass and sash weight.
- Choose panel sizes and opening direction around circulation and furniture.
- Plan drainage, weathering and maintenance access before manufacture.
Coordinate the floor and threshold
- Align internal flooring and external paving with the threshold detail.
- Keep drainage outlets accessible after all finishes are installed.
- Coordinate frame colour, timber finish and hardware across the opening.

Product Specifications
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What this system is designed to do
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| Engineered timber sections | Improved dimensional stability for larger frames and sashes. |
| Large two- and three-panel layouts | Opens up broad views and stronger connections to the garden. |
| High-quality track hardware | Supports controlled movement of substantial sliding leaves. |
| Flexible glazing | Glass can be specified around safety, comfort and acoustic priorities. |
Compare the measurable specification
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| Overall frame depth | 164 mm |
| Frame section | 56 mm |
| Sliding sash | 92 mm |
| Sash thickness | 68 mm |
| Closed mullion | 92 mm |
| Two-panel span | Up to 7 m, project dependent |
| Three-panel span | Up to 10 m, project dependent |
| Threshold | Standard or optional low threshold subject to design |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Share the property and priorities
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Confirm the specification
We check system fit, glass, thresholds, hardware, finish and access, then confirm dimensions through survey.
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Approve, manufacture and install
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What stands out on this system
- More natural lightGlazing, sightline or large-opening details support brighter spaces.
- Thermal comfortPublished content includes thermal, insulation or draught-control benefits.
- Quieter roomsAcoustic or sound-reduction performance is discussed for this product.
- SecuritySecurity hardware, locks or tested security standards are referenced.
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Four practical routes for checking the product, project and budget before survey.



