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Classic window and door systems require a lot of space around them to be operated correctly. This is mainly due to the fact that their sashes must be tilted inwards or, much less frequently in the case of windows, outwards.

Most often, it is necessary to reserve a large space for the wing, which paradoxically remains closed most of the time. The larger the wing is to be, the more space is wasted.

We must also remember that a larger, classic type door usually requires a proportionally greater effort to operate it correctly, especially if it is not installed perfectly.

The sliding door system eliminates all such problems, because the door leaf moves in the same plane as the opening, not moving into the room or doing so only to a minimal extent. The details depend on the specific elements that make up the sliding door system.

It can also be noticed that in systems of this type, classic hinges are eliminated, which are often treated as elements that constitute a burden on the quality of the arrangement. They are rather an unpleasant necessity than a deliberately chosen solution.

Designers of course make every effort to ensure that in the classic ways of preparing window and door systems, all elements are characterized by excellent design. Despite their efforts, lovers of minimalism are satisfied only when the visibility of elements that they consider unnecessary is minimized.

It is not true that lift-slide and tilt-slide systems require a lot of force to operate. This belief is primarily related to the fact that especially the moving elements, especially in the premium segment, can weigh up to several hundred kilograms.

The design of such doors is impressive, but the purely theoretical challenge of dealing with the weight may seem overwhelming. Fortunately, in practice, the ergonomic solutions offered by MS Holland Kozijnen make such sliding door systems operate with a negligible amount of force.

The most comprehensive answer is of course the use of automation, where everything can be operated by pressing a button and no manual action is required. However, due to the costs of such projects, manual operation is usually used. In other words, the sashes are opened and closed manually.

This is not difficult, because all systems are perfectly balanced and set in such a way that even a small push is sufficient. It is also possible to multiply the user's forces appropriately by a system of actuators that help to move the elements. In this way, even people with moderate physical strength can use this type of technique without the slightest fear.

Sliding systems are still used much less frequently than their classic counterparts. This is only partly due to the technical limitations associated with their use. Quite often, wherever a classic door or window system is created, a sliding system can also be created, and without much additional effort.

The sliding door system can appear in many different openings made in different materials, such as concrete or brick. This is very important because in some cases there is no need to perform any additional work that would not be necessary when installing windows or doors in the classic version.

Terrace doors take up a lot of space, so you don't have to worry about the available spaces being too small for them. Sliding doors and windows are currently primarily an aesthetic and ergonomic choice, and a matter of what options are preferred by the users of a given interior.

All the more so because the issue is not the price and interesting sliding options can now be created at a relatively low cost. This is achievable while maintaining excellent technical parameters, especially thermal insulation, which MS Holland Kozijnen consistently takes care of and guarantees in the case of all the products they offer.

You can also count on very high durability of the elements used, which is a sine qua non condition for enjoying window joinery in perfect condition for many years.

One of the most exciting possibilities when it comes to sliding door systems from MS Holland Kozijnen is the solution that allows for the almost complete disappearance of any barriers that block the view behind the partition. How is this possible? The accordion systems are responsible for this.

Accordion systems are a special type of sliding system in which all the sashes fold one over the other and then slide to the side as much as possible. Especially in situations where a lowered threshold or a threshold at exactly the same level as the floor has been used, a phenomenal effect of a large space without any barriers is achieved. This approach can be used, for example, when exiting to the terrace and is the most commonly used method. Nothing stands in the way of implementing other types of projects.

One of the more interesting options is to divide very large rooms into parts, which can be used by restaurants and many other places that receive guests. MS Holland Kozijnen always tries to offer its customers first and foremost possibilities that they will transform into original ideas. Investors often surprise system suppliers with their creativity in a very positive way.

MS Holland Kozijnen aims to help its clients realize their dreams of an ideal home, but also an office and basically any space they want to create for themselves.

A very important element of implementing plans is always the possibility of using such a style and color scheme that will perfectly match the facade and interior. The sliding systems owned by MS Holland Kozijnen are characterized by a very wide range of available aesthetic options, without which this goal would be unrealistic regardless of the technical parameters of the systems.

The available options are determined by the specific sliding door system that the customer will want to choose, which is mainly due to the materials used to produce the profiles. Here, of course, the most popular PVC can be used, which in larger solutions is increasingly being replaced by aluminum, considered more prestigious, as well as by steel, which is characterized by excellent parameters in terms of strength.

Wooden sliding systems are used relatively less often, but are highly valued for their exceptional aesthetics and unique ecological properties. Systems using wood can be characterized by good utility parameters, thanks to which they are finding a growing group of enthusiasts choosing them for their private spaces.

One of the most exciting possibilities offered by sliding systems from MS Holland Kozijnen is the option of hiding the sliding door in the wall of the building.

This solution is relatively easy to implement, as it only requires leaving an empty space inside the wall where the sliding sash can slide in. Of course, you can also prepare a very large glazed opening, which will then become an exciting element of the facade. The advantages of this approach are obvious, as you can obtain almost free space and ensure that the opening sash does not have to stop on anything else.

The traditional method requires the door leaf to move over another element. Even in large spaces, where one door leaf should not close the entire opening, it can be divided into two smaller ones, which will move in opposite directions and thus completely disappear from view. Of course, a lot depends on what the building for which the concept is being prepared allows, but these types of systems are truly universal.

If the goal is to obtain the largest possible passage, which normally has to be partitioned with glazing, sliding systems are definitely the best solution. Their elements literally move out of the way, so you can enjoy the lack of any barriers or, in purely utilitarian terms, have the possibility of passing in groups and transporting large items through the opening created by sliding the door.

A properly prepared system can have either significantly lowered thresholds or no thresholds at all. Of course, this is not an option that should be used always and everywhere, especially if the version being considered is a proposal that completely hides the system guides in the floor.

It is worth thinking about this especially carefully if the sliding door system were to appear on the border between the terrace and the interior. This risks deterioration of the quality of hydrological insulation and water getting inside.

On the other hand, limiting thresholds in sliding systems is a great idea, especially in homes where there are elderly people with mobility problems and small children. This type of approach is also widely used wherever something will have to pass or be moved over the threshold, but these are less common requirements in typical living spaces, with the possible exception of spaces used by disabled people.

Sliding systems can be divided into pull-and-slide solutions and lift-and-slide solutions. The two philosophies of creating systems of this type are related to differences in utility, but also concern price. HST systems are more expensive, but are also considered more convenient. PSK systems, or classic sliding systems, are usually used where we deal with small openings, for example when exiting to a balcony in an apartment in a block of flats. When closed, they form one line with the fixed leaf. In their case, it is impossible to completely dispense with the presence of a threshold.

HST systems are lift-and-slide systems, in which the structure moving the sash is designed differently. They require more space and are usually installed where the glazing is larger. The movable sash overlaps the fixed sash, but moves very gently.

In such systems, it is also possible to create corner glazing, and the thresholds can be reduced to just 3 mm, which means that they can be completely hidden in the floor.