Transparent Sliding Entrances
Plan a transparent entrance around frameless glass leaves, verified dimensions, safe movement, controls and a clearly defined supply scope.
Product Definition
All glass automatic sliding doors use large glazed leaves to keep the entrance visually open while an overhead operator coordinates movement, sensing and control functions. This page primarily presents moving leaves without vertical or bottom perimeter frames.
A frameless appearance does not remove the need for system coordination. Glass construction, upper suspension, localized floor guides, fixed panels, sensors, access interfaces and the surrounding structure must be reviewed together.
Glass-Leaf Options
Both structures can be made. The full frameless option is the primary product direction on this page.
The moving glass leaves have no vertical or bottom perimeter frames. Upper suspension, localized floor guides and required hardware connections remain part of the coordinated entrance system.
Selection direction: Select this as the primary direction when uninterrupted transparency is central to the entrance design and the verified glass, load, floor and hardware conditions support the configuration.
Narrow profiles can be used at selected leaf edges when the project requires a more defined perimeter, additional edge protection or a specific profile finish.
Selection direction: Select this direction when visible profile protection or a defined frame expression is more important than the fully frameless appearance.
Decision Benefits
Reduced visible framing helps the entrance remain visually connected with the surrounding storefront, lobby, showroom or glazed interior.
Full frameless and minimal-frame directions can be compared before the operator, glass, fittings and surrounding structure are finalized.
The glass leaves, overhead operator, activation sensing, presence-safety detection, controls and floor guidance are reviewed as one entrance system.
We prioritize complete doors. Standalone operator systems and components generally support existing customers’ replacement, spare-part and repair needs; large-volume requests can be discussed separately.
System Coordination
Houses the drive and control components above the opening according to the supporting structure, service access and selected installation direction.
Moves the selected glass leaves through the verified operator and hanger configuration.
Coordinates opening, closing, speed, hold-open time, operating modes and compatible connected signals.
Support and guide the moving leaves. Selection depends on verified glass construction, hardware, dimensions and moving weight.
Form the transparent entrance according to the approved layout, glass specification, edge treatment, holes, fittings and fixed-panel arrangement.
Detects approaching users or receives an approved activation signal from another control device.
Monitors defined threshold, passage and moving-leaf areas according to the selected sensor arrangement.
Provides localized lower guidance and connects compatible access-control, operating-mode and locking functions where required.
General Parameters
| Parameter | Common configuration |
|---|---|
| Clear Opening Width | 700–3,000 mm, customizable |
| Opening Height | 2,000–3,000 mm, customizable |
| Maximum Leaf Weight | 100–200 kg per leaf, subject to operator and configuration |
| Opening Speed | 100–700 mm/s, adjustable |
| Closing Speed | 100–600 mm/s, adjustable |
| Hold-Open Time | 0–60 seconds, adjustable |
| Motor | Brushless DC motor |
| Power Supply | AC 110–240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Activation | Microwave sensor, push button, or access control |
| Safety Protection | Presence detection and obstacle response |
| Operating Modes | Automatic, Open, Closed, Partial Open, and One-Way |
| Frame Options | Aluminum, stainless steel, or frameless glass |
| Glass Options | Tempered, laminated, or insulated glass |
| Installation | Concealed or surface-mounted |
| Access Control | Card reader, keypad, face recognition, or building system |
| Customization | Size, finish, glass, sensors, and control functions |
These are common automatic sliding-door configuration ranges for early planning. Final dimensions, glass-leaf weight, speeds, operator, sensors and control functions must be confirmed from the verified entrance and selected configuration.
Applications
These images illustrate suitable entrance directions and are not presented as verified project case studies.
Use an all-glass entrance to keep merchandise and the interior visible while coordinating customer approach, threshold sensing and door-leaf movement.
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Maintain broad sightlines into display areas while reviewing the required passage, surrounding glazing and visitor circulation.
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Create a visually open arrival point for guests and luggage when the opening, floor condition, sensing zones and lobby traffic are properly reviewed.
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Coordinate transparent circulation boundaries with reception flow, employee access, operating modes and project-defined controls.
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Share the entrance, glass-leaf and interface information that changes the layout, operator and supply boundary.
Project Workflow
Review the opening dimensions, drawings, entrance photographs, quantity, destination and requested supply scope.
Confirm the glass-leaf direction, clear passage, glass construction, moving weight, fixed panels, header and floor conditions.
Prepare the provisional operator, hangers, floor guidance, sensing, controls, locking interfaces and supply boundary for quotation.
Confirm the entrance layout, glass details, supporting structure, power, signals, access-control interfaces and responsibilities.
Prepare the approved supply scope, complete the required production and inspection steps, and package the order for shipment.
Arrange shipment under the agreed terms and provide applicable documents, online installation guidance and remote troubleshooting support.
Frequently Asked Questions
The primary full frameless configuration uses moving glass leaves without vertical or bottom perimeter frames. Upper suspension, localized floor guides and required hardware connections remain part of the system.
Yes. Narrow profiles can be used at selected leaf edges when the project requires a defined perimeter or more visible edge protection. Profile position, finish, glazing and hardware must be confirmed.
Tempered, laminated or insulated glass can be reviewed as common options. Final type, thickness, edge treatment, holes and fittings depend on the entrance and selected configuration.
Review the structural opening, required passage, leaf dimensions, glass, fittings, fixed panels, movement direction and verified or calculated leaf weight against the selected operator.
A frameless leaf still needs project-appropriate lower guidance. The localized guide arrangement depends on the leaf movement, floor condition, glass and hardware configuration.
Compatible readers, keypads, recognition devices, reception controls or building systems can be reviewed after the signal type, logic, locking and device responsibilities are confirmed.
Concealed or surface-mounted installation can be reviewed as common directions. The supporting header, cover, service access, available overhead space and installation responsibilities must be confirmed.
The opening, glass-leaf expression, glass construction and weight, operator, sensors, controls, interfaces, finish, quantity, supply scope, packaging and destination affect project review.
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