Everything about doors that slide into a pocket
Basically, they disappear from your sight, but still remain your everyday and irreplaceable companion. Think about them now. When you come, it will be late.
They save space
You can use the entire space of the wall for furniture
Silent operation with a damped end stop
Smooth wall line and built-in construction pocket
It is necessary to keep the doors in mind already when planning the construction
They do not have as much sound insulation as classic revolving doors
STANDARD POCKET
This is a basic pocket designated for one-wing sliding doors. It is manufactured for the finished division wall of 100 and 125 mm in thickness. The door can be 60 - 110 cm in thickness. You can use it ideally in chambers, dressing rooms, bedrooms or living rooms.
COMFORT POCKET
The basic pocket is designated for a two-wing door divided symmetrically when the wings move from each other (in the opposite way). It is used in case of dividing a large space between two rooms. It is necessary to have enough space for the wings on both sides of the room. It is manufactured for the finished division wall of 100 and 125 mm in thickness.
UNIBOX POCKET
The pocket is designated for two single-wing doors of identical width which move towards each other (to alignment). Ideal for apartments in panel houses with bathrooms and toilets for which doors are constructed in such a way quite often. Both wings slide towards each other in the space of one pocket placed between door openings. It is manufactured for the finished division wall of 200 mm in thickness.
PARALLEL POCKET
The pocket is designated for a two-wing door divided symmetrically when the wings open telescopically in one direction (in cascade). As standard, the pocket is equipped with cable synchronous mechanism which provides the comfortable movement of both door wings. It is used in case of dividing a large space between two rooms, if you cannot use the COMFORT pocket due to smaller space.
LATENTE POCKET
The pocket is designated for a so-called "wooden hidden door frame" when its outline is levelled with the wall outline. The solution is designated for a single-wing door with Latente Standard pocket or a symmetric two-wing door with Latente Comfort pocket. The building opening must be provided with a lintel because this construction pocket is not able to bear loading.
ACTIVE POCKET
The absolutely clean solution without a visible doorframe. The solution is designated for a single-wing door with Active Standard pocket or a symmetric two-wing door with Active Comfort pocket.
EMOTIVE POCKET
This system differs from the Active pocket by the aluminium skid which lines the construction opening and also protects wall edges. The solution is designated for a single-wing door with Emotive Standard pocket or a symmetric two-wing door with Emotive Comfort pocket.
Do you know that SAPELI doors that slide into a pocket...
...are designated for classic walling even into plasterboard partitions?
...are offered for single-wing and also for two-wing doors?
...will save your money and space as well?
Frequently asked questions
Can sliding doors be locked?
Yes, if you choose the corresponding lockable sliding door set.
What doors can I use with a narrow 82 mm wide pocket? May I use a door with a frame?
You may, for example, use the Talia door with the pocket, as the glassed models of the line have no frames, or doors with flush M-type mouldings for veneer or N-type for plastic surfaces.
What is the brickwork opening for pockets?
The size of the construction cavity for installing the door into the casing depends on the casing option which is chosen with regard to single-wing doors or two-wing doors, and on the type of door shift (opposite shift/shift to alignment/cascaded shift). Last but not least, the partition thickness also matters.
