Sliding Doors

We offer a complete product range of Floating Group Slide Doors, Telescopic Canopy Doors, Biparting Slide Doors, Independent Slide Doors and Unidirectional Slide Doors

Floating Group Slide Doors

These doors have leaves that are connected to each other, but are not attached to the building in any way, and can open from either direction and moves as a group abreast of each other. United Airlines' spacious maintenance hangar has two identical and opposite door openings 250'-0" wide by 71'-0" high. Each opening is filled by two (2) sets of outside mounted 3-leaf motor-operated Series 500 floating group hangar doors.

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Telescopic Canopy Doors

For openings of any width and up to 80' high. Constructed in totally independent horizontal sections, telescopic canopy doors do not require side guides. Any width opening can be filled with a number of sections installed side by side, and operated independently, in combination or in unison. Each section, normally 60' to 80' wide, consists of a vertically rising lower-and top-hinged upper leaf. The canopy is formed when the lower leaf moves up behind the top leaf and both swing out.

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Biparting Slide Doors

These doors have even numbers of leaves divided at the center, with half of the leaves opening to the right jamb and the other half to the left. Rockwell International's corporate base hangar at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport is impressive with its tri-tone blue graphic stripes. Fleming's 6-leaf motor-operated biparting doors open the 141'-0" wide by 41'-6" high opening.

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Independent Slide Doors

With any number of self-powered leaves, these doors can move freely to any position in the opening without reference to the jambs (pockets) or any other door leaf. US Airways' colorful line maintenance hangar at Philadelphia International Airport features a clear opening of 295'-0" wide by 66'-6" high and is filled by a 6-leaf individually motor-operated Series 500 door system.

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Unidirectional Slide Doors

Any number of leaves, all traveling to one side of the opening. Unidirectional leaves can be of the anchored group type in which the jamb leaf is anchored at the building jamb, thereby limiting movement to open and close.

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