Is two meters wide enough for a lift-and-slide door?

ah, that is the kitchen where the ceiling lighting was installed first and then the kitchen was planned.

The lighting already fits the kitchen, only the lift-and-slide door discussion has shaken everything up. By the way, it has now become a lift-and-slide door for both rooms.

The lighting already fits the kitchen, only the lift-slide door discussion has shaken everything up. By the way, it has now become a lift-slide door for both rooms.

Unfortunately, I only saw the post late - we also have a 2m wide lift-slide door in the office and the passage width and glass area are sufficiently large. However, the DLH is only 219, as otherwise the height/width ratio would have become too unfavorable.

Looks like this in the shell construction:

Room height 285 + 40cm floor build-up. Therefore, it looks a bit small.
For comparison, a double door with a mullion of identical width but DLH 242:

With a total width of 2m, the passage would be too narrow. It would probably be around 80-85.
Do you have any experience here?

I haven’t read the thread, so sorry if the answer is no longer interesting.

We have sliding doors of 2.51m and 3.01m and I wouldn’t make it smaller than 2.51m. Yes, the passage would probably still be sufficient with a 2m door, but in my personal opinion not comfortable. Or depending on what you have planned... For example, we also moved the furniture on the ground floor through the sliding doors, which was super practical, or if we carry a large tray outside, the arms are a bit wider, which works well with the 2.51m.