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Discover Antonella F. project with our 3 telescopic door hardware! To close a gym and a workshop, Antonella F. chose to install a 3 telescopic door hardware twice. 3 doors are telescopic and she added one fixed door to make… Continue Reading →
Interior doors separate different rooms in the home and can isolate smaller storage spaces, such as laundry rooms and closets. Here are 7 solutions to consider on where and how to implement them to optimize interior space. 1 – Clarify… Continue Reading →
Discover a different way to use our SLID’UP 1900 for sliding cabinet doors! One of our customers installed our SLID’UP 1900 track horizontally at the bottom of her cabinet doors. The idea was to slide the cabinet doors in order… Continue Reading →
Are you wondering which sliding system to choose for your sliding partition doors? We know it can be confusing so here are a few examples that can be done with our products: Wall-mounted sliding hardware The track, attached to a… Continue Reading →
Tanya P. decided to install 2 mini barn doors in her living room. She purchased 1 x SLID’UP 120 with a 94″ track (SU5112) and 2 extra rollers (SU5197). All she did was to spray paint our track and hardware… Continue Reading →
Connectable tracks: an innovative concept that pushes the limits of sliding! From the SLID’UP 1000 and SLID’UP 1100 range, you can connect and align several of these 39″ aluminum tracks with a connector piece. These tracks become one! See for… Continue Reading →
Thomas C. purchased our SLID’UP 230 for his 3 bypass closet doors in his bedroom. To realize his project, he only used 1 x SLID’UP 230 with a 106″ track (SU5164). The best thing about this sliding door hardware kit… Continue Reading →
A sliding door is always a good idea to help you save some space at home! Here, Tom K. used a sliding partition door to separate 2 rooms: the kitchen and the bedroom. In order to realize his project, he… Continue Reading →
James had an issue with a blind corner cabinet at home. With a lot of ingenuity, he found a solution to use that empty space and difficult to access. He used two of our SLID’UP 170 kits to create a… Continue Reading →
For a soft closing and/or a soft-opening of your door… WHAT IT DOES? The purpose of a soft-closer is to slow down the closing of your door. It accompanies the door to its final position silently and keeps it closed…. Continue Reading →