VersenkSchiebetüren

VersenkSchiebetüren, also known as pocket doors, are a type of sliding door that disappears into a hidden compartment within the wall when opened. This mechanism allows for efficient use of space, as the door does not swing out into the room, making them ideal for smaller areas or narrow hallways. The pocket in the wall is typically constructed using a metal or wooden frame that is integrated into the stud work before the wall is finished. The door itself then slides on a track within this pocket.

The operation of a VersenkSchiebetür is smooth and straightforward. A track system, usually mounted at the top of the door frame, guides the door as it slides. Rollers attached to the door engage with this track, allowing it to move laterally. When fully opened, the door is concealed within the wall cavity, creating a seamless transition between two spaces. Closing the door requires pulling it out of the pocket and sliding it back across the opening.

These doors offer a minimalist aesthetic and can be manufactured from various materials, including wood, glass, and metal, allowing them to complement different interior design styles. They are often used to divide rooms, provide access to closets, or create en-suite bathrooms. The installation requires careful planning and construction to ensure the pocket is adequately sized and reinforced to support the door's weight and movement. Maintenance typically involves cleaning the track and ensuring the rollers are free of debris.