Slider Mirror
Frameless beveled or polished, or framed.
Sliding doors
No swing, no wasted space.
Sliding doors run on a track and slide out of the way, so they suit the tightest hallways and closets, where there is no room for a door to swing.
Features
A heavy feel, a smooth glide.
Every slider is adjustable, so unevenness in walls, floors or the opening can be taken up for a properly fitting door.
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Ball-bearing rollers
Smooth, heavy-duty rollers for quiet, reliable operation, with a lifetime warranty.
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Extruded aluminum
Two-sided, corrosion-resistant aluminum tracks and a heavy-duty aluminum frame. Aluminum allows finer detail than steel.
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Solid backing
A premium solid back makes the door strong and impact resistant.
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Zero swing
Ideal where a traditional door has no room to swing into the space.
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Triple track option
On 3-panel sliders, a third track opens up two thirds of the closet at once.
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Reversible
Many configurations are available to fit all openings.
Extruded aluminum tracks
Heavy-duty, two-sided tracks in chrome, white or matching colors to suit almost any decor.
Half, or two thirds
Sliders open half of the opening at a time. A 3-panel, triple-track option opens two thirds.
Mirror your way
Frameless or framed, beveled or polished, plus non-mirror styles to match your design.
Ball-bearing rollers
Smooth, heavy-duty rollers for quiet operation, adjustable for uneven walls, floors or openings.
Drag to open the doors
Tap the dots to learn about each feature
Panel count & access
Choose how much of the closet you reach.
Standard sizes come in standard panel configurations; a 48″ × 80″ slider is always 2 panels. Larger and in-between sizes may offer a choice: a 96″ slider can be made with 3 or 4 panels.
- ½ of the opening
- ⅓ of the opening
- ⅔ of the opening
Styles
Four sliding styles.
Choose the style, color, width, height and panel count in the door designer.
Mirror types
Frameless or framed, built for daily use.
Frameless sliders hide the frame behind a solid-backed mirror panel for a high-end, modern look.
Solid-backed mirrors, beveled or polished, are impact resistant and stand up to heavy use.
Framed sliders use a category 3 safety-backed mirror, held tight in the frame by a rubber gasket so it won't rattle as the door moves.
Before you order
Slider questions.
How do I measure for a slider?
Doors are made to fit a finished opening, not to the panel sizes you want. Measure the height in three places and the width in three places, and use the smallest values. CDM doors are True to Fit: we do the calculations for you.
How does the triple track install?
The top triple track comes in two pieces: the original double track, plus a third rail designed to mount upward into the header. Allow enough depth for the extra track, especially at the top.
Which track and trim colors can I choose?
Mirror panels come with chrome or white track and trim. Color panels come with chrome or a matching color. The low-profile extruded aluminum handle comes in chrome or white to match.
Slider or bifold?
Sliders suit hallways and tight spaces where no door can swing into the room. If you want access to more of the closet at once, consider a bifold.
Explore bifold doorsInstallation
Install it yourself, or hire an installer.
Your experience, tools and door configuration will help you decide. Watch the video for your door type.
- Bifold & sliding door installation instructionsPDF
- Slider componentsPDF
- Mirror slider features and benefitsPDF
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