Surface Mounted Door - Bypassing, Solid, Flush

Surface Mounted Door - Bypassing, Solid, Flush

Scaled set of drawings of the Bypassing Flush Surface Mounted Door in front, side and top views
Description
Description

A flush bypassing surface mounted sliding door is a type of door that consists of two or more door panels that slide horizontally in front of and behind each other, with each panel overlapping the previous panel. When the door is fully open, the panels are arranged side by side, creating a stacked effect. This type of door is commonly used in interior spaces where space is limited, and a traditional swinging door is not practical. The door is installed on the surface of a wall or opening, and is typically mounted on a track above or below the opening. The flush design creates a modern and streamlined look, and the door is operated by a handle or pull.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Bypassing Flush Surface Mounted Doors are available in a range of sizes based on the door opening. Typical door panel widths for surface mounted sliding doors are between 36”-52” (.91-1.32 m), with common heights of 7’-8’ (2.13-2.44 m), and a typical door depth of 1.375” (3.5 cm). When installed with the track system, the overall width is between 6’10”-8’6” (1.78-2.59 m), height of 7’7”-8’7” (2.32-2.63 m), and total depth of 5” (12.7 cm).

Series of illustrations of the Bypassing Flush Surface Mounted Door seen from views with varied mount styles
Series of illustrations of the Bypassing Flush Surface Mounted Door seen from views with varied mount styles
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
7’7”-8’7” | 2.32-2.63 m (Overall)
Width:
6’10”-8’6” | 1.78-2.59 m (Track)
Depth:
5” | 12.7 cm (Overall)
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Door Panel (Height): 7’-8’ | 2.13-2.44 m

Door Panel (Width): 36”-52” | .91-1.32 m

Door Panel (Depth): 1.375” | 3.5 cm
Door Opening (Width): 5’8”-8’4” | 1.73-2.54 m

Materials:
Wood or fibreboard door; steel rail
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Drawings include:

Bypassing Flush Surface Mounted Door front elevation (various sizes), rails (top mount, front mount, pelmet) side view, plan views

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