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Premium Interior Bypass Sliding Doors

Bypass doors offer a simple, flexible, and economical solution for closing off space. Easy to install and available in a variety of configurations, this sliding design is highly adaptable and can be an ideal fit for interior features like closet doors, pantry doors, and more.

Details

  • OPENING WIDTH: 71” OR GREATER
  • MAX PANEL SIZE: 5 x 10
  • USAGE: HIGH FREQUENCY
  • OVERLAP: 3” PANEL OVERLAP
  • CLEARANCE: APPROX. 45%

DESIGNING WITH BYPASS DOORS

Elevate your interior space with Raydoor sliding bypass doors, crafted to be both an elegant feature and a highly functional design solution. With a range of customizable finishes and inserts, these doors can blend effortlessly with your aesthetic while enabling more versatile, reconfigurable, and user-friendly space. From small closets, to pantries, to large rooms, bypass doors exemplify timeless, versatile simplicity in design.

Highlights

  • Cost Effective: Elegant and simplistic by design, bypass doors also are a great cost friendly choice.
  • Simple Installation: With a streamlined installation process and smooth, effortless operation, bypass sliding doors are perfect for both builders and users.
  • Modern Design: Our trackless design creates a modern look
  • Versatile Applications: Bypass door systems are a simple and reasonably priced method of dividing whole rooms or simply closing off storage space.

What's Included:

Choice of Frame and Finish

Grey Floor
Guide

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Soft-Close
Track

System Types

Find CAD/Revit files, system drawings, spec sheets, and other resources for our sliding bypass door solutions.

Optional Hardware

Each system is equipped with our signature soft-close track. Optional upgrades including hardware, locks and specialty operating mechanisms are listed below. If a feature is incompatible with a system, it will be greyed out.

Handles & Pulls

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Round Pull
Brushed Metal

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Rectangular Pull
Brushed Metal

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Oblong Pull
Brushed Metal

ADA Pull
Brushed Metal

Round Pull
Black

Rectangular Pull
Black

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Oblong Pull
Black

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ADA Pull
Black

Door locks

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Flush Thumb Turn/Coin
Brushed Metal

Flush Lock
Thumb/Key
Brushed Metal

A close up of a floor strike in brushed metal on a dark brown Raydoor frame. This floor strike is at a comfortable height for users to access and initiates a lock that strikes the floor.

Floor Strike
Brushed Metal

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Thumb Key
Brushed Metal

Flush Bolt
Brushed Metal

An ADA compliant thumb turn lock shown in brushed metal on a dark brown Raydoor frame.

ADA Thumb Turn
Brushed Metal

A close up of a flush thumb turn lock in black on a light oak Raydoor frame

Flush Thumb Turn/Coin
Black

Flush Lock
Thumb/Key
Black

A close up of a floor strike in black on a light oak Raydoor frame. This floor strike is at a comfortable height for users to access and initiates a lock that strikes the floor.

Floor Strike
Black

A close up a thumb key lock in black on a light oak Raydoor frame.

Thumb Key
Black

A close up of a black flush bolt shown on the bottom corner of a light oak Raydoor frame.

Flush Bolt
Black

Specialty Hardware

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Acoustic
Solutions

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Giro Door
Connector

Dust-Proof
Strike

Floor Track

Unavailable in this system

This is a greyed out image of our Raydoor Jamb Lock. The image is greyed out to represent that this hardware is not available with this system configuration.

Jamb Lock

This is a greyed out image of our Raydoor Straight Bolt. The image is greyed out to represent that this hardware is not available with this system configuration.

Straight Bolt

This is a greyed out image of our Raydoor roller latch. The image is greyed out to represent that this hardware is not available with this system configuration.

Roller Latch

This is a greyed out image of our Raydoor Wall Mount Fascia. The image is greyed out to represent that this hardware is not available with this system configuration.

Wall Mount

This is a greyed out image of our Raydoor Edge Pull. The image is greyed out to represent that this hardware is not available with this system configuration.

Edge Pull

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Still looking for answers? Take a look at our answers regarding our bypass sliding door solutions below, or visit our FAQ page for more details.

How much of an opening can you access with bypass doors?

Raydoor’s bypass system has an approximate 45% clearance, meaning the panels overlap as they slide and a portion of the opening remains covered. The exact usable opening depends on the number of panels, their widths, and the system configuration.

How does a bypass sliding door system work?

A bypass sliding door system uses two or more panels that slide past one another along parallel tracks. This configuration allows panels to overlap as they open, making it a practical solution for closets, pantries, and room dividers where space is limited.

What is the difference between a bypass sliding door and a single sliding door?

A single sliding door moves one panel alongside an opening, while a bypass system uses multiple panels that slide past one another. Bypass doors are useful when you want to cover a wider opening or need multiple panels, while a single sliding door is often suitable for a standard doorway.

How many panels can a Raydoor bypass system have?

Raydoor offers bypass configurations with two, three, four, and five panels, including a four-panel symmetrical option. The best configuration depends on the width of the opening, desired access, and how you want the panels to move.

What is the minimum opening width for a Raydoor bypass door system?

Raydoor’s bypass sliding door system is designed for openings 71 inches or wider. The appropriate configuration depends on the opening dimensions and number of panels selected.

Do Raydoor bypass doors require floor tracks?

Raydoor’s standard bypass system uses a top-mounted track and floor guide rather than a continuous track across the floor. This creates a cleaner floor transition while helping guide and stabilize the moving panels.

INTRODUCING GLASS BYPASS DOORS

A leading option for sliding door systems since 2000, our patented TwinFrame® panel design features sleek and versatile dual-layer glazing. Available in acrylic or other resins, TwinFrame is known for offering designers a durable, lightweight solution with excellent optical clarity and superior impact resistance.

Our newest evolution of TwinFrame construction, RAYDOOR Glass™, integrates the classic beauty and practicality of glass while maintaining our innovative design practices. Sliding bypass glass door systems are perfectly suited for projects that demand the unique visual effect of glass, in addition to its practical properties like enhanced scratch resistance and better sound insulation.

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