Japanese sliding door systems are simple, effective and sustainable.

Japanese sliding door systems have significant advantages over European sliding door fittings. They are simple and effective and require very little material. Therefore, they are also comparatively inexpensive. Shoji, sliding doors and gliding doors can be installed and removed quickly, easily and without tools.

Sliding door guides from Japan are floor-guided systems.

You can also use them where ceiling mounting is problematic, for example because the ceiling cannot bear any load. The weight of the sliding door rests on the floor. Floor rails are available for embedding and screwing on, 1-3 track.

The Japanese systems require very little space and are therefore particularly well suited wherever the passage height needs to be optimally utilized. In most cases, neither a roller fitting nor a special guide rail is necessary at the top. At the top, the Shoji sliding doors run in a groove in the wood or in a simple guide profile made of aluminum.