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Sliding systems • HST & Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO

PVC sliding doors: HST and Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO

Large glass walls that open without taking up room space. HST lift-and-slide doors for panoramic terrace openings, and compact Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO for flats, balconies and smaller rooms.

  • Sashes up to 400 kg (HST)
  • Glazing up to 52 mm
  • Near-flush threshold
  • Sash on S 9000 profile
Panoramic PVC sliding glass doors overlooking a garden
HST diagram: fixed pane on the left and a sliding sash on the right that is lifted by the handle and slides leftF1 · lift2 · slide

Lift-and-slide

HST — a panoramic glass wall

Turning the handle lifts the sash off its seals so it glides easily, even when very large and heavy. When you close it and lower it, the sash presses onto the seals and shuts as tightly as a window.

  • Sashes up to 400 kg and very large glass areas
  • 194 mm frame depth, sash on the GEALAN S 9000 profile (82.5 mm)
  • Triple glazing up to 52 mm thick
  • Barrier-free threshold — almost flush with the floor
  • Multi-point locking and burglar-resistant versions
Plan view of Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO: the sliding sash moves parallel in front of the fixed paneinsideoutside

Compact sliding

Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO — for smaller spaces

Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO is a more affordable sliding solution for medium-sized openings. The sash slides parallel to the fixed pane without swinging into the room, leaving space for furniture and plants.

  • Takes up no room space when opened
  • Easy to operate and low maintenance
  • A more affordable alternative to HST
  • Same colours and glazing as your windows

Comparison

HST or Smart-Slide / SMOOVIO?

HSTSmart-Slide / SMOOVIO
How it worksSash is lifted by the handle and slidesSash slides parallel to the fixed pane
Opening sizeVery large, panoramicSmall to medium
ThresholdAlmost flush with the floorStandard threshold
Typical useHouses, living rooms, terrace accessFlats, balconies, smaller terraces
PricePremiumMore affordable

Opening schemes and thresholds

How the door opens

The most common layouts, viewed from inside. F = fixed pane, arrow = sliding sash and opening direction. Other combinations are made on request.

2 panes: One fixed pane and one sliding sash — the most common layout for terrace access.F
2 panesOne fixed pane and one sliding sash — the most common layout for terrace access.
3 panes: Fixed pane in the middle; the sliding sashes on both sides open towards the centre.F
3 panesFixed pane in the middle; the sliding sashes on both sides open towards the centre.
4 panes: Two sliding sashes in the middle open outwards — the widest possible opening.FF
4 panesTwo sliding sashes in the middle open outwards — the widest possible opening.
Barrier-free threshold (HST): Installed almost flush with the finished floor — no tripping, easy for wheelchairs, prams and pets.finished floorflush
Barrier-free threshold (HST)Installed almost flush with the finished floor — no tripping, easy for wheelchairs, prams and pets.
Standard threshold: A slightly higher, fully sealed threshold — usual for compact sliding systems.finished floorraised
Standard thresholdA slightly higher, fully sealed threshold — usual for compact sliding systems.

Schematic drawing, not to scale.

Enquiry & quote

Request a made-to-measure quote

Tell us what you are planning. We come to measure on site, advise you on profiles, glazing and colours, and prepare a quote for your building.

  • On-site measuring
  • Advice on systems, glazing and colours
  • A quote prepared for your building