sliding glass doors used to maximise light into a restaurant
minimal windows® sliding glass doors were installed onto a restaurants extension. The slim framing and large glass facades maximise natural light and views.
minimal windows® sliding glass doors were installed onto this extension on a restaurants front elevation. One of the popular features of minimal windows sliding glass doors is the slim 21mm framing. The slim framing, matched with a large glass panel, allows the greatest amount of natural light to pass through into the restaurant throughout the day, reducing the need for internal lighting.
These floor-to-ceiling glass facades allow those walking past to see what the restaurant is like inside which could entice them to go in. These facades also allow the customers and workers to enjoy the views of the surrounding area throughout the day.
These sliding glass doors offer stunning views even when closed, and when open the door increase air flow and ventilation in the internal dining space. Slim aluminium frames and flush thresholds provide more space for the restaurant as they are able to connect the new extension to the terraced area.
By using a dark grey colour for the aluminium frames, the slim framed sliding doors contrast stunningly with the surrounding white building. This colour choice also adds a contemporary addition to a traditional style building.
Floor to ceiling glazing maximises natural light intake as well as views of the surrounding areas. This increase in light and views is aided by the slim 21mm sightline which causes minimal obstruction.
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