Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Custom Mirror Sliding Door System with Aluminium Frame and Top Bottom Track
Model
M2009

Item specifics

Model
M2009
System Type
2-Panel Sliding / Bypass Mirror Door Set
Panel Size
2000 x 770.6 x 30 mm (H x W x T)
Panels Per Set
2
Reference Opening
1524 mm W x 2032 mm H
Frame Material
Extruded Aluminium Profile
Track Material
Extruded Aluminium, Upper and Lower
Infill
Silver Mirror Glass, Framed on Four Edges
Sealing
Brush Pile Seal in Upper Track
Frame Finish
Anodised Silver Standard; Black and Custom to Order
Sub-frame
Suits Timber Jamb and Stud Openings
Supply Unit
Set (Panels, Tracks, Seals, Guides)
Customization
OEM / ODM, Made to Opening Size
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China

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Description

Custom Mirror Sliding Door System, Engineered to Your Opening

A complete aluminium-framed mirror sliding door set supplied as one system: mirror panels, extruded aluminium frame, top and bottom aluminium track, brush sealing and guides. Each set is manufactured to the opening dimensions confirmed on your approved drawing, so installers receive parts that fit rather than parts that need reworking on site.

The reference configuration shown here is a two-panel bypass set built for a 1524 mm wide x 2032 mm high structural opening, using panels of 2000 x 770.6 x 30 mm. The panels overlap at the meeting stile, so the pair covers the full opening width with no visible gap when closed.

The system suits wardrobe fronts, walk-in closet entries, dressing rooms and room dividers where a door has to work as both a passage and a full-height mirror.

Aluminium frame mirror sliding door system installed in a modern living space

Why Buyers Specify This System

Four characteristics that matter when the door is being bought for a project rather than a single room.

Made to opening size

Panel width, height and frame depth are cut to the surveyed opening. No filler strips, no site trimming of mirror glass.

Slim 30 mm panel

A 30 mm frame section keeps the sightline narrow, so the mirror face dominates and the door reads as a full-height reflective surface.

Guided top and bottom

Panels are captured in both an upper and a lower aluminium track, which controls sway and keeps the leaves parallel over a 2 m height.

Backed mirror glass

Mirror is framed on all four edges by the aluminium profile, protecting the vulnerable glass edge during transit, handling and daily use.

Reference Specification

The values below describe the configuration that has been tooled and produced. Treat them as the standard reference; final figures are confirmed against your opening at drawing stage.

ModelM2009
System typeTwo-panel sliding / bypass mirror door set
Panel size2000 mm (H) x 770.6 mm (W) x 30 mm (T)
Panels per set2
Reference opening1524 mm wide x 2032 mm high
Frame materialExtruded aluminium profile
Track materialExtruded aluminium, upper and lower
InfillSilver mirror glass, framed on four edges
SealingBrush pile seal seated in the upper track
Sub-frameCompatible with timber jamb and stud openings
Frame finishAnodised silver as standard; black and other finishes to order
Supply unitSet, comprising panels, tracks, seals and guides

Panel pair width (2 x 770.6 mm) intentionally exceeds the 1524 mm opening. The surplus is the overlap at the meeting stile.

Mirror sliding door panels running in an aluminium head track

How the System Is Built

Head track

Twin-channel aluminium head track fixed through the timber head or structural jamb. Fixing centres are set at production so the installer works to pre-drilled positions.

Panel frame

Four-sided aluminium frame carrying the mirror, with the meeting stile profiled so the leading edges of the two leaves close against each other.

Brush seal

Pile seal in the head channel takes up tolerance between panel and track, softens contact and reduces rattle as the leaf travels.

Floor track and guide

Lower aluminium track seats into the floor line and holds the panel base on its running line for the full width of travel.

Where It Is Specified

Mirror sliding doors closing a walk-in wardrobe opening

Wardrobe and walk-in closet

Closes the storage opening and supplies the dressing mirror in the same element, removing the need for a separate wall or door-mounted mirror.

Black framed mirror sliding doors in an apartment hallway

Apartment and hotel rooms

Full-height reflection widens narrow entries and compact rooms. Dark frame finishes are used where the door has to read as a designed feature.

Mirror sliding door set used as a room divider in a living area

Room dividers and fit-outs

Used in residential developments and contract fit-outs where repeat openings of the same dimension are supplied set by set.

From Enquiry to Shipment

01

Opening data

Send structural opening width and height, floor build-up and whether the head is timber, steel or masonry.

02

Drawing and confirmation

We return a production drawing showing panel sizes, overlap, track lengths and fixing positions for your written approval.

03

Tooling and sampling

Where a new profile or a non-standard section is required, tooling is opened and a sample set is produced before bulk release.

04

Packing and dispatch

Panels are film-wrapped and crated with edge protection; tracks and loose parts are boxed and marked against the set reference.

Manufacturing and Supply

Own factory

Produced at our own hardware works, so profile cutting, assembly and packing stay under one production plan.

OEM and ODM

Frame section, finish, mirror type and panel division are adapted to your specification or your own drawing.

Set-based supply

Quoted, produced and packed by the set, which keeps site allocation and project reconciliation straightforward.

Documented build

Each order is tied to an approved drawing, so repeat orders reproduce the same panel and track dimensions.

Frequently Asked by Buyers

Can the door be made for an opening other than 1524 x 2032 mm?

Yes. That size is the reference configuration already tooled. Panel width, panel height and track length are recalculated for your opening, and the revised figures appear on the drawing you approve.

Is the mirror supplied fitted into the frame?

Yes. Panels ship as finished leaves with the mirror already framed on all four edges. The installer fixes the tracks and hangs the panels.

Which frame finishes are available?

Anodised silver is standard. Black and other finishes are produced to order; confirm the finish reference with us before the drawing is signed off.

Does the opening need a timber sub-frame?

A timber jamb and head is the most common host and is what the reference set is built around. Tell us the substrate you have and the fixing detail is adjusted before production.

Can you supply a sample set before a bulk order?

Yes. Sample sets are produced from the approved drawing so that the sample and the bulk run share the same tooling and dimensions.

Send your opening sizes for a drawing

Share the opening width, opening height, required finish and quantity of sets. We will come back with a production drawing and a lead time for your project.

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