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Sliding Door in Wood

Sliding doors in wood are made of laminated finger-jointed pine, where wooden beams are glued together in three layers.

This provides a very durable and resilient construction that cannot bend, rotate, or break.

Three-layer laminated wood also protects the surface from cracks, making the doors durable and long-lasting.

This type of wooden beams is used for both wooden windows and doors, ensuring solid and reliable performance.

Wooden sliding doors can also be made in large dimensions, and they can be customized according to the customer’s specific needs.

We also offer a variant of wooden sliding doors with an aluminum coating, which provides extra protection against weather and wind while giving a modern look.

You can choose from a wide variety of desired colors, types of glass, locking mechanisms, and even vertical or horizontal mullions to customize the doors to your home and personal style.

Wooden sliding doors are safe, even in the case of strong winds, thanks to high-quality seals that ensure good insulation against water and cold.

You can choose handles on both sides, and if necessary, locks, or you can opt for the standard option with a handle on the inside.

With our wooden sliding doors, you not only get a beautiful and natural look but also functionality and reliability that lasts for many years to come.

Contact us today to find the perfect solution for your wooden sliding doors!

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When choosing dark colors for windows or doors made of pine, especially when they are to be installed on the south or west side of the building, it is important to consider the potential risk of resin release.

When the wood covered with dark color is heated by the sun, it may cause hidden resins deep within the wood to begin to expand and create pressure.

This can lead to the resins melting and coming to the surface, causing discoloration or stickiness on the surface of the windows or doors.

As the manufacturer indicates, resins hidden deep in the wood during the production process may not always be visible until they are affected by heat.

This phenomenon is natural, yet it is important to be aware of this potential effect, especially if windows or doors will be exposed to a lot of sunlight on the south or west side of the building.

It is important to understand that the manufacturer may not always have complete information about where the product will be installed, and therefore may not always inform customers specifically about this potential risk.

Therefore, it is important for customers to be aware of this general recommendation when choosing colors for windows and doors, especially when considering dark colors for pine products that will be exposed to a lot of sunlight.