- Opening Width: 41” and Greater
- Max Panel Size: 4 × 10
- Usage: Low to Medium
- Overlap: 0″ – 3″
- Clearance: up to 100%
Details
A Room Divider with More Capability
Some spaces simply require a solution beyond your standard sliding door. Not only do Raydoor stacking walls give the option of stacking in different directions, they also work for very wide openings – the number of panels is nearly unlimited so this solution can work for something as small as a home office or as large as a banquet hall.
Highlights
- Our most versatile room divider
- Egress door optional
- No floor track
- Locking options available
- Great for reconfiguring space as needed
What's Included
Choice of Frame
& Finish
Flush Bolt
Brushed Metal
Rectangular Pull
Brushed Metal
Dust-Proof
Strike
BEYOND A STANDARD SLIDING DOOR
Stack them parallel to the track, perpendicular, or even add a swinging egress door or two. The Raydoor (sliding) Stacking wall moves in ways you might not expect, to create multiple types of solutions that apply in offices, hotels, homes and more that you simply can’t with a regular folding door system.
System Types
Find CAD/Revit files, system drawings, spec sheets, and other resources for our Sliding Stacking Wall solutions.
SLIDING STACKING PARALLEL (SSPA)
Stacking System Design Options
Featured are three ways to stack your system: using a Parallel movement with a pivot door, using a perpendicular stacking system to create an opening, or using a perpendicular system with the addition of a pivot door.
We’re visual learners, so we’ve depicted each of these three movements below. Please note that while this features systems with only 3 panels, you can use more panels with larger openings. Please contact our design team for more information around system limitations.
Stacking System Design Options
All frame finishes and glazing inserts are compatible with any Raydoor system. If you select a specialty frame, such as thin or curved frame, there may be limitations on some finishes or glass inserts.
To confirm compatibility, please speak to our design team so we can make sure we pair you with a system that accommodates your style preferences!
In instances where building code may require an egress door, Stacking walls offer the option of adding a pivot door that can swing for egress. When extended, a stacking wall will provide some sound attenuation and if you opt for a finish with greater opacity they can provide visual privacy as well.
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
Round Pull
Brushed Metal
Edge Pull
Brushed Metal
Oblong Pull
Brushed Metal
ADA Pull
Brushed Metal
Round Pull
Black
Edge Pull
Black
Oblong Pull
Black
ADA Pull
Black
Rectangular Pull
Black
Door Locks
Flush Thumb Turn/Coin
Brushed Metal
Flush Lock Thumb/Key
Brushed Metal
Floor Strike
Brushed Metal
Thumb Key
Brushed Metal
Flush Thumb Turn/Coin
Black
Flush Lock Thumb/Key
Black
Floor Strike
Black
Thumb Key
Black
Flush bolt
Black
Specialty Hardware
Unavailable in this system
Jamb Lock
Wall Mount
Floor Guide
Soft Close
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sliding stacking wall system?
A sliding stacking wall system is a multi-panel interior partition that can be opened and stacked in a designated area to create a more open floor plan. Raydoor’s stacking wall offers multiple stacking configurations, including panels that stack parallel or perpendicular to the track, providing flexibility beyond a conventional sliding or folding door.
What is the difference between a sliding stacking wall and a folding wall?
A sliding stacking wall moves individual panels along a track and stacks them together in a designated location. A folding wall connects panels that fold against one another as they open. Raydoor’s stacking system offers parallel and perpendicular stacking options, making it useful for projects where a traditional folding system may not provide the desired configuration.
How much opening clearance does a Raydoor stacking wall provide?
Raydoor’s stacking wall system can provide up to 100% opening clearance, depending on the selected configuration. The amount of usable clearance depends on the panel arrangement and where the panels stack when open.
Does a Raydoor stacking wall require a floor track?
No continuous floor track is required across the opening. Raydoor’s stacking wall uses an overhead track system to guide panel movement, helping maintain a clean floor transition between spaces.
What is the minimum opening width for a Raydoor stacking wall?
Raydoor’s stacking wall system is designed for openings 41 inches wide or greater. The appropriate configuration depends on the opening dimensions, number of panels, and selected stacking arrangement.
Can a Raydoor stacking wall include a swinging door?
Yes. Raydoor offers stacking wall configurations that incorporate a pivoting door panel. This can provide a convenient everyday passage through the partition without requiring the entire system to be opened. Where an egress door is required, the design should be reviewed against the applicable building and life-safety codes.
What is the difference between parallel and perpendicular stacking?
In a parallel stacking configuration, panels stack alongside one another parallel to the track. In a perpendicular configuration, panels stack at a right angle to the track. The best option depends on the available space beside the opening and how the panels need to be stored when the wall is open.
Can Raydoor stacking walls be locked?
Yes. Raydoor offers locking options for its stacking wall systems. The appropriate lock and hardware depend on the configuration and the level of privacy or access control required.
