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Mid Century architecture relates to glass doors

Did you know that interior glass doors were a big part of mid-century architecture & design?

1950’s Architectural Style, Mid Century Modern basically describes pre- and post- WWII developments in modern design.

The architecture and urban development from around 1933 to 1965 reflected organic and less formal than international styles of design at the time.
The basic components of home architecture during this period were simplicity, the use of natural shapes and letting the light from outside …inside!
Studio Schicketanz posted this on Houzz showing how much glass is included in
this mid-century design. The dining room is flooded with natural light.
Source: http://www.houzz.com/mid-century-modern

The Sliding Door Company’s stacking glass room divider also lets in an abundance of natural light while it opens up the whole floor plan. Three sliding glass panels quietly glide open & shut easily.
In the 1950s and 60s, the structures had ample windows and open floor plans with the idea of opening up the interior spaces to allow the sunlight in which boosted mood and gave the home a warm feeling. In addition, many mid-century homes utilized the then revolutionary Post and Beam architecture rather than the bulky support walls in favor of walls made of glass. Function was also just as important with emphasis placed on targeting the needs of the average American family.

Aluminum horizontal beam above the sliding glass doors leaves the top open to share lighting, air conditioning and heating, saving energy and money all year round.

From mid-century to today’s modern, open spaces are clutter-free with abundant natural light.

Glass Swing Doors with frosted glass are environmentally friendly!

Mid-Century home built in 1959 by Buff & Hensman shows a lot of glass walls, sliding glass doors and an open floor plan.

Today’s family room with a fixed glass wall, sliding room divider and aluminum posts is stunning, functional & uplifting!

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Source 1: http://www.designsponge.com/category/before-and-after
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Interior Glass Doors from our own factory

Is there a difference between “factory direct” and “wholesale”? The simple answer is: YES, there are big differences between a manufacturer and a wholesaler.

The Sliding Door Company is proud to own our factory!
We fabricate every closet door, room divider, glass partition, barn door, swing door & other interior glass doors with pride every day.
Wholesalers buy from manufactures and they are in business to make a profit. Factory direct means that you get the very best pricing available without a wholesaler in the middle.
Every glass closet door, barn door, swing door, aluminum extrusion and accessory is carefully packaged, labeled and prepared for our clients in a super safe, clean and organized way.

Interior Glass Doors subject matter experts:

When you choose The Sliding Door Company, this is what you get:

Safe, High Quality Interior Glass Door Solutions – we build quality into the processes from the beginning of all interior glass doors for homes with high-end style.
Accurate Orders – with no middlemen, even custom orders are done right the first time.
Best Customer Service – when you need support directly from the person you worked with to order, you can expect and GET higher levels of customer service, support and client care
Factory-direct pricing – no other fees
Better Accountability – when you deal with a factory direct company like ours & if a mistake is made, no time is wasted to figure out the root cause of the mistake. No finger pointing, just resolution. You also get FAST answers to questions and major attention to detail!
Reliable ship dates – no constraints from others. We give you accurate lead times and ship dates with communication in between to make you feel secure about your order.
Product knowledge – like that non-factory direct sources have never seen or spoken with the factories they work with. Since we own our factory, we have control of quality, safety and the final outcome which means better, more trustworthy service for you when you need it the most.

When looking for an interior door, our Account Executives can help eliminate concerns up front about quality, trust & misunderstandings.
During your free consultation, see photos of closet doors, room dividers, barn doors, swing doors, glass partitions and privacy walls.

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Selecting a company that manufactures their own products and builds quality into every process from beginning to end sets the foundation for trust.
Whether you want a full length mirrored closet door to check out how the final outfit looks or a stacking glass room divider that creates an extra room in the house with no construction, The Sliding Door Company is the trustworthy choice, especially since we own factory to field.