Pull Handle for Sliding Doors, Stainless steel, on both sides, round

Slido – Sliding door fittings from Häfele

Sliding door applications

• Space-saving room elements block the view of the areas behind them
• Combination with coloured surfaces
• Modern room design

Variants:

Classic – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are hidden and covered

Design – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are visible, and can therefore be used as a design feature in the room

• Space-saving room elements
• Brightness and transparency in the rooms
• Modern room design using coloured or textured glass
• Combination with fixed glass panel elements

Variants:

Classic – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are hidden and covered

Design – with these fittings the moving parts and the suspension fittings of the sliding door are visible, and can therefore be used as a design feature in the room

• Space-saving room elements
• Room division
• Large passageways can be partitioned off
• Space-saving, folded door stack when open

Variant:

Fold – these fittings are suitable for creating folding walls

Soft closing systems from Häfele

Häfele supplies a full range of soft closing mechanisms for hinged doors, flaps and also for sliding doors.

Their ease of installation is truly impressive, and also have the following advantages when they are being used:

• Noise reduction
• Lower accident risk
• Increased operating convenience
• Material-friendly
• Sliding doors that close gently and quietly increase comfort in the living and working environments.

Fittings for glass sliding doors

• Clamped door leaf connection Door leaf attached by clamping with or without additional point suspension

• Positive-fit glass clamp connection Positive-fitting glass clamp connection is a point suspension with glass preparation.
• Glass clamp connection (without positive-fitting connection) Glass clamp connection is a point suspension without glass preparation.

• Standard floor guideWith this type of floor guide, there is a small amount of play in the guide
• Clear threshold floor guideA clear threshold floor guide is an adjustable guide that can be individually adapted to any glass thickness within the adjusting range.
• Guide trackSliding doors can be optionally guided in a guide track at the bottom.

• Stop buffer without retaining spring.
• Track buffer with retaining spring.The retaining spring allows the sliding door to be held in a closed or open position.

Opening options with wooden and glass sliding doors

Sliding door fittings can be differentiated according to the number of leaves and the type of opening.

A	1-leaf sliding doors The door is opened to one side in front of a wall

B	1-leaf sliding doors The door is opened to one side into a wall pocket

C	2-leaf sliding doors (e.g. Hawa Telescopic) Parallel opening of two door leaves to the right or to the left

D	2-leaf sliding doors (e.g. Slido Classic Synchro or Hawa Symmetric) Symmetrical opening of two door leaves; manually or automatic

E	4-leaf sliding doors (e.g. Hawa Telescopic) Parallel opening of two door leaves and simultaneous symmetrical opening of all four leaves (only wooden sliding doors)

F	1 and 2-leaf curved sliding doors Curved sliding doors can be realised using curved running tracks and a special fitting. The segment size of a door leaf must not exceed a quarter circle

Soft and self closing mechanism variants for sliding doors

Soft and self closing mechanism on one side, preferably at the closing side, fitting comes with minimum door leaf width information

Soft and self closing mechanism on both sides,fitting comes with minimum door leaf width information