Sliding Doors

Internal Sliding Door Systems

Create flexible, space-saving living areas with our range of internal sliding door systems. The collection includes XL Joinery Easi-Slide door sets, Easi Glide systems and glazed room dividers in oak and white finishes.

Internal sliding doors provide an alternative to conventional hinged doors, allowing you to divide adjoining rooms without requiring the same door swing space. They can work particularly well between kitchens, dining rooms, lounges and other connected living spaces.

Choose from complete Easi-Slide sets featuring clear glazed doors or select an Easi Glide system for a suitable internal sliding door installation. Always check the individual product specification to see exactly which doors, frames and hardware are included.

XL Joinery Easi-Slide Door Sets

The XL Joinery Easi-Slide range provides coordinated internal sliding door solutions designed to create a stylish transition between adjoining rooms.

Our collection includes Easi-Slide sets with White Shaker, White Worcester, Oak Shaker and Oak Worcester doors. These options feature clear glass, allowing light to travel between adjoining living spaces while still providing the ability to divide the rooms when required.

Selected Easi-Slide door sets include the doors, frame, pair maker and door hardware, although handles may be excluded. Because the contents vary between products, check the individual listing carefully before ordering.

White Easi-Slide Doors

White internal sliding doors provide a clean and versatile appearance that works with a wide range of modern and traditional interiors.

The collection includes Easi-Slide sets with White Shaker and White Worcester clear glazed doors. Both designs provide a light finish while the glass helps maintain a visual connection between adjoining rooms.

A white sliding door system can work particularly well where existing skirting boards, architraves and other interior joinery are also finished in white.

Oak Easi-Slide Doors

For interiors where a natural timber appearance is preferred, choose from Oak Shaker and Oak Worcester Easi-Slide door sets.

The oak finish introduces warmth and character while clear glass panels allow natural light to pass between rooms. This combination makes oak sliding doors suitable for both contemporary spaces and more traditional interiors.

Our Oak Shaker and Oak Worcester Easi-Slide products are supplied as door sets including the frame and doors. Check each product page for the complete specification and components supplied.

Glazed Internal Sliding Doors

Glazed internal sliding doors are particularly useful when you want to divide living spaces without making either room feel unnecessarily enclosed.

Clear glass allows natural light to continue through the doorway when the sliding doors are closed. This can make glazed sliding doors a great choice between kitchens and dining areas, lounges and dining rooms or other connected spaces within the home.

The glazing also makes the doors a stronger visual feature, particularly across wider openings where multiple glazed panels can form part of the overall room design.

Sliding Room Divider Doors

Sliding room dividers allow larger living spaces to be opened up or separated according to how you want to use the rooms.

When open, a sliding room divider can help create a greater sense of flow between adjoining areas. When closed, the doors provide a physical division between the spaces without requiring multiple hinged doors to swing into the rooms.

This makes sliding room divider systems particularly useful for flexible living arrangements where the same areas may need to feel open at some times and more clearly separated at others.

Oak Easi-Slide Room Divider System

Our range includes an Oak Easi-Slide Room Divider Door System featuring Oak Pattern 10 clear glass doors.

The combination of oak and clear glazing creates a distinctive internal feature while allowing light to pass between the adjoining living spaces.

This type of system can be particularly effective across a wider opening where you want the doors themselves to contribute to the overall appearance of the room.

White Primed Easi-Slide Room Divider System

A White Primed Easi-Slide Room Divider Door System is also available with White Primed Pattern 10 clear glass doors.

The white primed finish provides a versatile starting point for a lighter interior scheme, while the glazed design helps maintain natural light between rooms.

Always check the individual product instructions for any finishing requirements before installation.

Easi Glide Internal Sliding Door Systems

Alongside the complete Easi-Slide door sets, the collection includes XL Joinery Easi Glide door systems in oak and white options.

These provide another way to create a sliding internal door arrangement using compatible doors and components.

Unlike a complete door set, do not assume that every Easi Glide product includes the doors themselves. Check the individual product description to understand exactly what is supplied and which additional doors or components may be required.

Why Choose Internal Sliding Doors?

One of the main advantages of internal sliding doors is their ability to make more efficient use of available floor space.

A conventional hinged door needs a clear area through which to swing. A sliding door moves horizontally instead, making it useful where you want to avoid a door opening into the surrounding living space.

Sliding doors can also work particularly well across wider openings. Rather than permanently combining two rooms or separating them with a conventional wall and single doorway, a sliding system can provide greater flexibility.

Sliding Doors Between a Kitchen and Dining Room

A kitchen and dining room is a natural location for internal sliding doors. Opening the doors can create a larger connected space, while closing them allows the two rooms to be divided when required.

Clear glazed doors are particularly effective in this type of installation because they continue to allow light and visibility between the two spaces.

The same principle can work between a dining room and lounge or other adjoining living spaces.

Sliding Doors for Modern Living Spaces

Modern homes increasingly use rooms in flexible ways, and internal sliding doors can support that flexibility.

A room might need to form part of a larger open living area during the day but become a more separate space at other times. Sliding room dividers make it possible to change the relationship between the rooms without relying on permanent separation.

With white and oak finishes available, the sliding door system can also be chosen to complement the wider interior style.

Choosing Between Oak and White Sliding Doors

Both oak and white sliding doors can work across contemporary and traditional interiors, so the choice largely comes down to the appearance you want to achieve.

Oak provides a warmer natural timber character and can coordinate particularly well with oak flooring, furniture and other timber details.

White provides a lighter, neutral appearance and can blend with white walls, skirting boards and other painted joinery.

Consider the finish of both adjoining rooms when making your choice, as a sliding room divider will form part of the interior design on both sides of the opening.

Shaker and Worcester Sliding Doors

The Easi-Slide range includes both Shaker and Worcester door designs, giving you different styling options within the oak and white collections.

Rather than choosing solely by colour, compare the panel and glazing arrangement of each design to determine which works best with the character of your rooms.

All of the Easi-Slide Shaker and Worcester sets currently within this collection feature clear glass.

Choosing the Right Sliding Door System

Start by measuring the opening where the sliding doors will be installed. Width and height are important, but you should also consider the surrounding wall space and how the complete system will operate within the room.

Next, decide whether you want oak or white doors and compare the available Shaker, Worcester and Pattern 10 designs.

You should then determine whether you need a complete Easi-Slide door set or an Easi Glide system for use with suitable doors.

Finally, check exactly what the selected product includes. Some Easi-Slide products include doors, frame, pair maker and door hardware but exclude handles, so you may need to select suitable handles separately.

Sliding Door Handles and Hardware

Hardware is an important part of any internal sliding door installation because the doors need to move smoothly and remain correctly guided throughout their travel.

Some complete Easi-Slide sets include door hardware but specifically exclude handles. Check the individual product listing before purchasing additional components.

Where handles need to be purchased separately, choose hardware that is suitable for the particular door and sliding system rather than assuming that any internal door handle will be appropriate.

Installing an Internal Sliding Door System

Correct installation is important to the operation and appearance of sliding doors. The frame and sliding mechanism need to be correctly positioned so that the doors move as intended and align properly when open and closed.

Always follow the installation instructions supplied with the particular Easi-Slide or Easi Glide system.

If you are unsure about measurements, structural requirements or fitting the sliding mechanism, consider using an experienced joiner or door installer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Sliding Doors Save Space?

Sliding doors can make more efficient use of floor space because they do not require the same swing area as conventional hinged doors. This can be particularly useful around furniture and in layouts where available space is important.

Can Sliding Doors Be Used as Room Dividers?

Yes. This collection includes Easi-Slide room divider systems designed to provide flexible separation between adjoining internal spaces.

Do You Sell Oak Internal Sliding Doors?

Yes. The range includes Oak Shaker and Oak Worcester Easi-Slide door sets, an Oak Pattern 10 room divider system and an Oak Easi Glide door system.

Do You Sell White Internal Sliding Doors?

Yes. White options include White Shaker and White Worcester Easi-Slide sets, a White Primed Pattern 10 room divider system and a White Easi Glide door system.

Are Glazed Sliding Doors Available?

Yes. The Easi-Slide Shaker, Worcester and Pattern 10 door sets within this collection feature clear glass, making them particularly suitable where you want light to continue flowing between adjoining rooms.

Are Doors Included With an Easi-Slide Set?

Selected Easi-Slide products are complete sets that include the doors and other components. For example, products within the range include sets supplied with doors, frame, pair maker and door hardware. Always check the individual listing because the exact contents vary.

Are Handles Included With Easi-Slide Door Sets?

Not necessarily. Selected Easi-Slide sets specifically state that handles are excluded, even though other door hardware is included. Check the product details before ordering so you know whether handles need to be purchased separately.

What Is the Difference Between Easi-Slide and Easi Glide?

The products are offered in different configurations. The Easi-Slide range includes complete door-set and room-divider options featuring specified doors, while Easi Glide systems are also available separately. Check the individual product contents to determine which option suits your installation.

Shop Internal Sliding Door Systems

Explore XL Joinery Easi-Slide and Easi Glide internal sliding door systems in oak and white finishes, including clear glazed Shaker, Worcester and Pattern 10 door designs.

Choose the style and configuration that works with your living spaces, check exactly what is included with the selected product and order securely online for UK delivery.