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Choosing the right cavity sliding door system involves important considerations around design, performance and suitability for your project. Below you’ll find answers to common questions about our systems, including frame construction, weight capacity, customisation options and compatibility with different door types.
What is a cavity sliding door system?
A cavity sliding door system allows a door panel to slide into a concealed pocket within the wall, freeing up floor space while providing a clean and modern architectural finish.
What types of cavity slider systems does TORNEX manufacture?
TORNEX manufactures a range of cavity sliding systems including single cavity sliders, bi parting cavity sliders, corner meeting sliders, sliding track systems and frameless glass door solutions.
What materials are TORNEX cavity slider frames made from?
TORNEX frames are manufactured using robust aluminium construction designed to provide long term strength, stability and resistance to warping.
What door types can be used with TORNEX cavity sliders?
Our systems are compatible with a variety of door materials including timber, MDF and frameless glass panels, depending on the project requirements. Our bare frames are also ready for tile applications.
What is the weight capacity of TORNEX cavity slider systems?
TORNEX frames are engineered to support heavy door panels and can carry loads suitable for tiled wall applications, with standard systems supporting up to 200kg per side.
Can TORNEX cavity sliders be used with tiled walls?
Yes. TORNEX systems are designed to support tiled wall finishes and are engineered to carry tile loads of up to 54kg per square metre.
Do you offer soft close cavity slider systems?
Yes. TORNEX offers optional soft close and soft open hardware that ensures smooth, controlled door movement and prevents doors from slamming.
What trim options are available for TORNEX cavity sliders?
We offer a range of trim configurations including Square Set, Shadow Line P50, Architraves, Slimline Architraves, Tile Solutions and custom reveal options.
Can TORNEX cavity sliders be installed in full ceiling height openings?
Yes. Our systems can be configured for standard openings, full ceiling height designs and mixed ceiling height applications.
Are TORNEX cavity sliders suitable for commercial projects?
Yes. Tornex systems are widely used in both residential and commercial environments including offices, apartments, hospitality spaces and high end residential developments.
Do you supply frameless glass doors?
Yes. TORNEX offers frameless glass door options in a variety of finishes including clear, low iron, tinted, coloured and textured glass.
What glass finishes are available for frameless glass doors?
Glass options include clear, opaque, low iron, tinted, coloured, fluted and custom printed glass depending on the design requirements of the project.
Do you manufacture custom cavity slider frames?
Yes. Each TORNEX system is manufactured to suit nominated door sizes, clear openings and project specifications.
Can TORNEX sliding systems accommodate oversized doors?
Yes. Our systems can be engineered to support oversized door panels and wider openings where required.
Do you supply sliding track systems for exposed doors?
Yes. TORNEX manufactures sliding track systems suitable for timber and glass doors, including flush set and ceiling mounted configurations.
Do you provide cavity slider frames Australia wide?
Yes. TORNEX supplies cavity slider systems across Australia including Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide.
Are TORNEX cavity sliders suitable for coastal environments?
Yes. Our aluminium frames and premium hardware are designed to perform reliably in a range of environments, including coastal applications.
How do I request a quote for a TORNEX cavity slider system?
You can contact our team directly through the website enquiry form or by phone to discuss your project requirements and request a quote.