Do the wood sliding doors cover the entire front of the unit when they are closed?
651196
The sliding doors do cover the entire front of the unit when they are closed. And it turned out to be a nice little piece of furniture.
651197
Yes they do cover the entire front unit. I ended up buying two units and stacking them together with the solid sliding doors on the bottom and the clear doors on top. I like it it looks nice.
651198
Yes they do. Each door can fully slide to either edge of the track which runs from edge to edge. You can close both doors so the unit is like a cabinet, or you can slide open only one to give full access to 1/2 of the interior.
651199
Yes the front completely closes. You will be able to see through the sides. I love unit.
443903
Yes. The front glass panel is a hinge door that keeps itself shut with some magnets.
2208172
Probably not the way your thinking. It's closed on all sides but the door side. The door it's self is a flap no zippers to keep everything out but so many things you can do, use duct tape, add extra bug screen, add a zipper, etc
548321
Yes, we have the doors off all the time. Although it didn't fit over our roll bars. We had to order the 95 year group because we have 'family' roll bars which apparently are more squared.
1658489
No, it covers the sides and has a strap across the bottom of the door to keep the side from flipping up.
280778
The doors are connected. It's one big unit that slides in after its put together of course.
2122915
Yes it does slide out when you open the door. It's a bit awkward but it does work.
643535
It fits into the frame where your sliding glass door also resides. Your sliding door will no longer be able to close all of the way, it will rest up against this insert. We put additional weather stripping on the side of our door to make it "seal" better (some stripping comes with the door). Also, the locking latch on your door won't work anymore, so we use a large wooden dowel rod to "lock" the sliding door when we are away. It might sound like a pain, but we've been pretty happy with the door and how well it works for our dog.
1609270
Yes... But if you will want them later it will be some work to put them in. If I had to do over... I'd cover one opening and leave two openings without the doors.
1091331
We purchased this unit last year. It's very nice and has worked out well for us but none of the doors are soft closing.
657992
There are panes that can be attached to the unit which fill the open area and seals the window to prevent loss of cooling air. I suppose this is what you mean by "slide out sides". Let me know if this helps.
201810
Anyone ever install infront (outside of house) of the sliding door. Where your sliding screen would be. This would allow your glass sliding door to shut as normal. I picture adding my own brush sweep along the vertical edge to help with air lose. Comments and pictures would be helpful.
991883
The seat on mine is open front. Maybe they meant that with the cover down it makes a complete closure.
1203015
No. The outside slide bumps up against it. You have to block the door somehow.
2081402
NO. Only 7 1/4" Deep with door Closed. Only 10" Wide with door open. I hope this helps.
1820911
No, they are quite thin and closing the door creates no problems. If your door is too close to the frame, just a little sandpapering and repainting the top of the door will resolve this problem.
1371341
NO, just the front door opens to shelves that do not extend into the sides.