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PREMIUM SINGLE SLIDING DOORS

Single interior sliding doors provide an elegant, versatile, and space-saving solution for interior design. Effortlessly blending functionality with modern aesthetics, this timeless sliding door option is perfect for applications like room dividers, office doors, or closet doors.

Details

  • OPENING WIDTH: 32” OR GREATER
  • MAX PANEL SIZE: 5×10
  • USAGE: HIGH FREQUENCY
  • OVERLAP: ½” TO 3”
  • CLEARANCE: 95%

DESIGNING WITH SINGLE SLIDING DOORS

Our single sliding doors are a classic choice for rustic designs, but today’s custom designs from Raydoor create options for just about any aesthetic, including industrial, urban, modern, and minimalist looks. With a wide range of materials, finishes, and hardware options, Raydoor systems can be tailored to seamlessly blend with your space — or stand out as a statement piece. Whether you’re looking to enhance functionality, save space, or add an elegant focal point, single-sliding doors offer a versatile solution that can complement both residential and commercial interiors.

Highlights

  • Cost effective: Thoughtful by design, our single sliding doors makes for a price-conscious, stylish and functional solution.
  • Effortless: Raydoors are engineered for quick installation and smooth operation.
  • Modern design: Raydoor systems eliminate the need for floor tracks, ensuring a minimalist and refined aesthetic.
  • Space-saving versatility: Our wall-mountable sliding doors are perfect for optimizing and saving 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 single sliding sliding 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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Edge 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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Edge 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

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Floor Strike
Brushed Metal

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Thumb Key
Brushed Metal

Flush Bolt
Brushed Metal

Jamb Lock
Brushed Metal

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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

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Thumb Key
Black

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Flush bolt
Black

Specialty Hardware

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Acoustic Solutions
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Giro Door Connector

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

ADA Thumb Turn
Brushed Metal

Dust Proof Strike
Brushed Metal

Floor Track

Unavailable in this system

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

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can single sliding doors be wall mounted?

Yes, Raydoor® single sliding doors can be wall-mounted, offering a flexible installation with a clean, modern aesthetic.

Are Raydoor single sliding doors ADA-compliant?

Yes, our single sliding doors can be specified with ADA-compliant hardware, such as bar pulls, to meet accessibility requirements while maintaining their sleek and functional design.

How private are single sliding doors?

Our single sliding doors can be configured to provide visual privacy while still allowing natural light to pass through. Additionally, we offer solutions to enhance sound performance, making them a practical choice for offices, bedrooms, and other interior spaces where privacy is a priority.

Do Raydoor single sliding doors require a floor track?

Raydoor’s standard single sliding door system uses a top-mounted track and a small floor guide to help stabilize the panel. This design avoids the need for a continuous floor track across the opening, maintaining a cleaner floor line. Optional configurations may vary by system.

What is the installation process like?

Raydoor does not offer installation services; however, installation is straightforward and can be handled by a carpenter or general contractor. Our website features plenty of additional resources to further simplify the installation process.

Does Raydoor offer customization options?

Yes, we offer extensive customization options, including various materials, finishes, and configurations to meet your specific design and functionality requirements for single sliding doors.

What sizing options are available?

Our single sliding doors have a maximum panel size of 5’ × 10’, though multiple panels can be used together to accommodate large openings or rooms.

FROM CLOSET DOORS TO WHOLE ROOM DIVIDERS

Single sliding interior doors offer an incredibly versatile solution for a wide range of spaces — offices, pantries, closets, bedrooms, and beyond. An ideal solution when space is restricted and a traditional swinging door isn’t feasible, Raydoor sliding doors can even be adapted for large spaces: pair two sliding doors operating symmetrically for a whole-room divider system.

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

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