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1. Door Panels: The actual doors, which can be made from glass, wood, composite, aluminum, etc.

2. Track (or Rail): The metal guide mounted above (and sometimes below) the door that the rollers travel on. It must be strong enough to support the door's weight.

3. Rollers / Hangers: The wheel assemblies attached to the top (and sometimes bottom) of the door that allow it to glide smoothly along the track.

4. Handles and Pulls: Used to operate the door.

5. Locking Mechanism: For security on exterior doors or privacy on interior ones.

6. Stops: Prevents the door from sliding off the end of the track.

7. Guide / Floor Guide: A small piece on the floor or lower track that keeps the bottom of the door from swinging in and out.

Advantages of Sliding Door Systems

· Space-Saving: The primary advantage. They don't require the "swing arc" of a traditional door, freeing up floor and wall space for furniture.

· Modern Aesthetic: They offer clean lines and a sleek, contemporary look, especially large glass systems.

· Indoor-Outdoor Connection: Expansive glass sliding doors blur the line between inside and outside, bringing in natural light and offering panoramic views.

· Easy Operation: High-quality systems glide smoothly with minimal effort.

· Accessibility: They are easier to navigate for people using wheelchairs or walkers compared to swinging doors.