Despite their name, such sliding doors aren't entirely trackless — they just appear to be. They're actually suspended from ...

My sliding glass door, for example, straddles a single metal rib. If your door won’t move, it may have jumped off its rails. In that case, see if you can lift it back on yourself or get someone ...

The MTA may install sliding mechanical doors on subway platforms so riders can’t fall, jump – or get pushed to the tracks. The metal-and-glass doors would be part of a barrier along a p… ...

Smooth gliding / Putting a sliding door back on the track By James and Morris Carey May 31, 2003 A sliding glass door can act as a means of enjoying the outdoors by creating a room with a view.

Sliding doors are a beautiful addition to any home, offering elegance and practicality. However, over time, the tracks can wear out or get damaged, causing your sliding door to stick or not function ...

This European-style sliding door system offers options for doors in various configurations with superior thermal and acoustic insulation. Available in stocked colors of white, bronze, and black ...

The dirt, gunk and grime that builds up in your sliding door’s track from foot traffic, pets and the elements can be downright gross. If the griminess is getting to you or the sludge is starting ...

Use a track lock. One method of preventing the door panel from being opened on a sliding glass door is to block the tracks so the door can’t slide open.

If you’ve got a sliding door in your home, or even a regular window, you’re probably familiar with the dirt and grime that has a tendency to gunk up the track. Cleaning that track might not be ...