Sure, why not. You just have to see how far the rail needs to protrude at the top. You could make a hole in the wall at the top, then the sliding door would have to come up to the wall.Soundproofing-wise, it will work about as well as a fabric curtain.
Of course that’s possible. We have a sliding door (softclose) that finishes flush with the wall. The rail is open at the end faces. Take a picture when you get the chance. I think the manufacturer was I n o v a - model Liberty. I would have to check. But I would rather extend the step beforehand. I think I would be more bothered if there was a gap visible there when the door is closed.Hello everyone, we need to install a door due to upcoming offspring. We actually thought of a sliding door that goes flush to the left wall. Now we have been told that such a thing does not exist. Do you have any ideas on how we can solve this cost-effectively? The opening is 94cm wide and 196cm high. Unfortunately, there is a gap at the bottom because of the stairs. I would like to drill into the wall above the opening at a height of 223cm +/- 5cm if necessary because the metal detector goes off below (probably a beam). We are unfortunately a bit clueless right now. Thank you very much for your efforts in advance.