Sliding Panels & Screens

Decide what you want to see through

Open lattice and mesh retain partial views. Screen fabrics filter light according to their weave. Solid board-backed panels give a more closed visual division, while glass and translucent constructions create different relationships between the spaces on either side.

Lighting affects privacy, particularly with open or translucent materials. A daytime view may be quite different when one side of the screen is brightly lit after dark. Tell us how the space will be used so we can narrow the options sensibly.

Plan both faces and the parked panels

A room divider is often seen from both sides. Some textured constructions have one decorative face as standard, while others are faced on both sides. A matching reverse must therefore be confirmed rather than assumed.

Sliding panels need overlap and somewhere to stack. The number of tracks, width of the panels and lower guidance determine the clear opening and the physical depth of the assembly. Heavy glass, stone or timber panels also need suitable structural support.

Bring the project together

AdamsBlinds can assess measuring, supply and installation as a complete project or quote for supply to agreed dimensions. Send photographs or drawings, the opening sizes and the materials you prefer. Any acoustic, fire or other technical requirement should be included in the enquiry so it can be checked against the exact selected construction.