Why don’t we make “sliding door” wardrobes now? After listening to the analysis, I realized how important it is to “know what you do”

Everyone knows that the most commonly used wardrobe doors in our wardrobes are sliding doors and flat opening doors. I personally think that sliding doors are actually quite practical. First of all, they do not occupy the area of the home and are very convenient to use. It’s convenient, but why do more and more people stop doing it?

I asked the carpenter

After listening to the analysis, I found out

It turns out that there are other reasons:

First, our sliding door needs to use the following track

If our wardrobe is used for a long time, there will be a relatively loud noise when opening and closing the sliding door.

If there are bad pixels in the track, it is easy to get stuck, and the practicality is not high.

The tracks of sliding doors are very difficult to clean, so few people like sliding door wardrobes.

Second, the comparison of aesthetics

In fact, many swing doors now have the same style as sliding doors, but the opening method is different.

Furthermore, the sealing performance of flat doors is better than that of sliding doors. Especially for owners in the south, if sliding doors are used, the clothes inside will be more susceptible to moisture, while wardrobes with flat doors are better and will not be prone to moisture. phenomenon.

Third, the sliding door can only open half of the door

The swing door can be opened completely, so when looking for something or enlarging large items, the swing door is more perfect.

Although the swing door is open. Sometimes, it will take up part of the space in the home, but it won’t actually take up much. After all, our space is also where people need to take things, and the practicality will not be affected.

So, after listening to the carpenter’s analysis, I discovered that it turns out that swing doors are now popular among everyone, and they are more upscale to use. It is also highly practical and has better sealing properties than sliding doors