Internal Steel Sliding Doors by Windows in the Lakes

Internal Steel Collection

Internal Steel Sliding Doors

Slim steel sliding systems allowing spaces to connect without sacrificing natural light — top hung, wall mounted or running into a pocket, with no swing to plan around.

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Recent installations

Internal Steel Sliding Doors we have designed, surveyed and installed

Steel-look sliding door with reeded glass on a slim track — Internal Steel Sliding Doors by Windows in the Lakes
Steel-look sliding door with reeded glass on a slim track
Sliding steel-look panel closing a study from the hall — Internal Steel Sliding Doors by Windows in the Lakes
Sliding steel-look panel closing a study from the hall
Slim black framed sliding panel and fixed screen — Internal Steel Sliding Doors by Windows in the Lakes
Slim black framed sliding panel and fixed screen
Sliding steel-look screen between kitchen and dining — Internal Steel Sliding Doors by Windows in the Lakes
Sliding steel-look screen between kitchen and dining

Why this system exists

01

No swing to design around

Where a hinged leaf would collide with furniture, joinery or a circulation route, a sliding panel simply travels along the wall.

02

Top hung and pocket options

An exposed slim track for an industrial reading, or a concealed pocket where the panel should vanish entirely.

03

Single or bi-parting

One panel across a study opening, or two panels meeting centrally on a wide opening between principal rooms.

04

Soft close as standard

Damped gear at both ends of the run, so a heavy glazed panel never slams into its stop.

Where the plan is tight

Sliding doors earn their keep in the rooms with the least spare space: a snug off a hallway, a home office within a landing, a utility beside a run of tall units. Nothing swings, so the floor area stays usable.

The trade-off is honest — a sliding panel needs somewhere to go. We check the wall run, the switches and the radiators at survey before recommending a track.

Track detail decides the look

An exposed track reads as an industrial detail and suits a barn conversion or a warehouse-style interior. A concealed track within the ceiling void gives a quieter, more architectural result and is best planned before plasterboard goes up.

Internal Steel Sliding Doors installed in a Cumbrian home

Considered detailing is what separates a fitted window from a finished one.

Recent installs

Recently completed across Cumbria and the North West

Real installations from across Cumbria and the North West — surveyed, specified and installed under our own supervision.

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Alunet Aluminium Picture Windows, Eco Forest Lodges

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Alunet Aluminium French Door Sets, Eco Forest Lodges, installed in Ravenstonedale, 2026

Alunet Aluminium French Door Sets, Eco Forest Lodges

Ravenstonedale · 2026

Glazed Rear Elevation, Heritage Aluminium Windows, installed in Near Penrith, 2025

Glazed Rear Elevation, Heritage Aluminium Windows

Near Penrith · 2025

24 Heritage Aluminium Windows, Matt Black, installed in Near Penrith, 2025

24 Heritage Aluminium Windows, Matt Black

Near Penrith · 2025

Garden Room Glazed on Three Sides, Jet Black Bifolds, installed in Near Keswick, 2025

Garden Room Glazed on Three Sides, Jet Black Bifolds

Near Keswick · 2025

Four-Panel Aluminium Bifold Run, installed in Near Keswick, 2025

Four-Panel Aluminium Bifold Run

Near Keswick · 2025

Aluminium French Door Sets In Original Brick Arches, installed in Near Cartmel, 2025

Aluminium French Door Sets In Original Brick Arches

Near Cartmel · 2025

Timber-Look uPVC Windows, Barn Conversion, installed in Near Cartmel, 2025

Timber-Look uPVC Windows, Barn Conversion

Near Cartmel · 2025

Steel-Look Georgian-Bar Casements & Bay Windows, installed in Near Windermere, 2025

Steel-Look Georgian-Bar Casements & Bay Windows

Near Windermere · 2025

Full-Width Garden Room Glazing & Lantern Rooflight, installed in Near Windermere, 2025

Full-Width Garden Room Glazing & Lantern Rooflight

Near Windermere · 2025

Full-Width Slimline Sliding Doors, Clad Remodel, installed in North West, 2025

Full-Width Slimline Sliding Doors, Clad Remodel

North West · 2025

Black Aluminium Picture Windows, Timber-Clad Elevation, installed in North West, 2025

Black Aluminium Picture Windows, Timber-Clad Elevation

North West · 2025

32 Heritage Windows and 4 Doors, Stone Self Build, installed in West Yorkshire, 2025

32 Heritage Windows and 4 Doors, Stone Self Build

West Yorkshire · 2025

Black Heritage Windows with Georgian Bars, installed in West Yorkshire, 2025

Black Heritage Windows with Georgian Bars

West Yorkshire · 2025

Triangular Gable Glazing and Heritage Casements, installed in West Yorkshire, 2025

Triangular Gable Glazing and Heritage Casements

West Yorkshire · 2025

Steel-Look Doors and Screens, Barn Conversion, installed in North West, July 2026

Steel-Look Doors and Screens, Barn Conversion

North West · July 2026

Flush Casement Windows, Oak-Framed Garden Room, installed in Cumbria, July 2026

Flush Casement Windows, Oak-Framed Garden Room

Cumbria · July 2026

Grey Aluminium Windows and Doors, Full Elevation, installed in North West, July 2026

Grey Aluminium Windows and Doors, Full Elevation

North West · July 2026

Steel-Look French Doors and Window Set, installed in North West, June 2026

Steel-Look French Doors and Window Set

North West · June 2026

Anthracite Bifolding Doors, Brick Extension, installed in North West, July 2026

Anthracite Bifolding Doors, Brick Extension

North West · July 2026

Steel-Look Screen and Doors, installed in North West, July 2026

Steel-Look Screen and Doors

North West · July 2026

Three-Panel Slimline Sliding Doors, installed in North West, July 2026

Three-Panel Slimline Sliding Doors

North West · July 2026

Five-Panel Bifolding Doors, Cottage Extension, installed in Cumbria, June 2026

Five-Panel Bifolding Doors, Cottage Extension

Cumbria · June 2026

Steel-Look Doors and Matching Screen, installed in North West, June 2026

Steel-Look Doors and Matching Screen

North West · June 2026

Slimline Sliding Doors, Brick Courtyard, installed in North West, June 2026

Slimline Sliding Doors, Brick Courtyard

North West · June 2026

Full-Width Steel-Look Glazed Screen, installed in North West, June 2026

Full-Width Steel-Look Glazed Screen

North West · June 2026

Heritage French Doors with Side Screens, installed in North West, May 2026

Heritage French Doors with Side Screens

North West · May 2026

Aluminium Windows and Glazed Doors, installed in North West, May 2026

Aluminium Windows and Glazed Doors

North West · May 2026

Bifolding Doors to a Barn Courtyard, installed in Cumbria, May 2026

Bifolding Doors to a Barn Courtyard

Cumbria · May 2026

Gable-End Glazing and French Doors, installed in North West, May 2026

Gable-End Glazing and French Doors

North West · May 2026

Internal Steel-Look Screen, installed in Cumbria, April 2026

Internal Steel-Look Screen

Cumbria · April 2026

Bifolding Doors, Clad Garden Room, installed in Cumbria, April 2026

Bifolding Doors, Clad Garden Room

Cumbria · April 2026

Aluminium Vertical Sliding Sash Windows, installed in Cumbria, March 2026

Aluminium Vertical Sliding Sash Windows

Cumbria · March 2026

Slim 20mm Sliding Door Set, installed in Windermere, May 2026

Slim 20mm Sliding Door Set

Windermere · May 2026

Heritage French Door Set, installed in Barrow, May 2026

Heritage French Door Set

Barrow · May 2026

Single Door and Window, installed in Windermere, May 2026

Single Door and Window

Windermere · May 2026

AB60 Smart French Doors, installed in Bowness, May 2026

AB60 Smart French Doors

Bowness · May 2026

Heritage Alunet Bifold Doors, installed in Lancaster, May 2026

Heritage Alunet Bifold Doors

Lancaster · May 2026

AS20 Smart Slimline Sliding Doors, installed in Carlisle, January 2026

AS20 Smart Slimline Sliding Doors

Carlisle · January 2026

Farmhouse Extension Aluminium Windows, installed in Carlisle, January 2026

Farmhouse Extension Aluminium Windows

Carlisle · January 2026

Full House Aluminium Windows, installed in Kirkby Stephen, August 2025

Full House Aluminium Windows

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Technical

Specification at a glance

Final performance figures depend on configuration, glass make-up and installation detail. Full data sheets are issued with every quotation.

Configuration
Top hung single, bi-parting pair, or pocket sliding
Typical width
900mm – 2,400mm clear opening
Maximum height
Up to 3m per panel, subject to glass weight
Track
Slim surface mounted or concealed within the head; soft close both directions
Glass
Toughened clear, grey, bronze, reeded, fluted, obscure or acoustic laminate
Finish
Matt black, white, bronze, anthracite grey, textured, dual colour or bespoke RAL
Hardware
Flush pull, edge pull, recessed handle, optional hook lock
Guarantee
10-year manufacturer backed

Specify it your way

Colours, glass, hardware and details worth saving

Save anything that appeals and it travels with you — into your Inspiration Collection and then into your consultation.

Frame colours

  • RAL 7016 AnthraciteThe contemporary default — quiet against stone and render alike.
  • Pure White InteriorDual-colour frames that disappear from inside the room.
  • Jet BlackSteel-look elevations and rural conversions.
  • Painted CreamTraditional joinery language for cottages and farmhouses.

Glass & glazing

  • Slim 20mm sliding sightlinesMaximum glass, minimum frame, panes that stack behind one another.
  • Corner pocket glazingTwo elevations opening into one another with no corner post.
  • Full-height fixed panesFrameless-feeling picture glazing framing one specific view.

Hardware

  • Flush lever handlesMinimal, colour-matched and unobtrusive on modern frames.
  • Brushed bronze ironmongeryWarm metal against dark frames — the detail people touch.
  • Concealed hingesNothing interrupting the sightline when the frame is closed.

Design features

  • No swing to design around

    Where a hinged leaf would collide with furniture, joinery or a circulation route, a sliding panel simply travels along the wall.

  • Top hung and pocket options

    An exposed slim track for an industrial reading, or a concealed pocket where the panel should vanish entirely.

  • Single or bi-parting

    One panel across a study opening, or two panels meeting centrally on a wide opening between principal rooms.

  • Soft close as standard

    Damped gear at both ends of the run, so a heavy glazed panel never slams into its stop.

Start the conversation

If you are planning an extension, renovation or new-build project and want glazing designed and installed without compromise, we would be glad to talk.

Approximate sizes are fine at this stage. Most homeowners simply send drawings or photos of their openings.

Direct

01768 254554projects@windowsinthelakes.co.uk

Based in Appleby-in-Westmorland, with installation teams across Penrith, Keswick, Kendal, Windermere and the South Lakes.

Common questions

Internal Steel Sliding Doors: your questions answered

Practical answers to what homeowners ask us most about this system. Anything else, just ask.

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Knowledge Centre

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Internal Glazing Guide

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Internal Glazing Guide

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A fire rating is decided by where the door sits, not by what it is made of. Here is how to work out which of your openings need one, and who signs it off.

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