A vehicle (e.g., a class-2 vehicle) with an improved cab door is disclosed. The vehicle can have a vertical plane that bisects the vehicle into a driver's side and an opposed side. The vehicle can comprise a chassis and a body supported by the chassis. The body can define a cab. The cab can define an opening configured to provide operator access to the cab. The cab door can be configured to travel about and between an open position and a closed position along a linear axis. In the closed position, the cab door can at least partially cover the opening of the cab. The linear axis can form an acute angle with the vertical plane that bisects the vehicle.

A vehicle sliding door assembly for selectively covering a bulkhead transit passage. The assembly includes a first door panel slidable between a first door closed position and a first door open position. A second door panel is slidable between a second door closed position and a second door open position. The first door panel includes a first door leading edge and a first door following edge. The second door panel includes a second door leading edge. The first door following edge engages the second door leading edge moving the doors in concert from the open position to the closed position. The first door leading edge engages the second door leading edge moving the doors in concert from the closed position to the open position.

A guide assembly for a sliding shower door is provided with a bracket sized to be fastened to a shower door opening. The bracket has a first lengthwise retainer. A guide with a second lengthwise retainer is sized to be retained by the first lengthwise retainer of the bracket. The guide has at least one channel formed therein and is sized to receive a shower door pane within the channel for translation of the shower door pane relative to the guide.

Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for a modular wall system. The modular wall system may include a panel frame; a sliding door including a first vertical side, a second vertical side, an upper surface, and a lower surface; sliding door hardware coupled to the upper surface of the sliding door configured to translate the sliding door within the panel frame; and a sliding track seal arranged with the header including a substantially linear portion extending from the header and a curved portion configured to maintain contact with the sliding door in a closed configuration, an open configuration, and in transitioning between the open configuration and the closed configuration.

A sliding door horizontally displaceable between two building wall elements includes a door leaf support frame with an attached door leaf, whereby a distance, perpendicular to a displacement direction of the support frame, between the door leaf and the support frame is changeable between an open position of the door leaf between the wall elements and a closed position of the door leaf in a door opening of one of the wall elements with outer surfaces of the door leaf and wall in alignment. A control element is movable in the displacement direction relative to the support frame and cooperates with a closing edge of the opening to increase and decrease the distance between the door leaf and the door leaf support frame during the closing and opening respectively in a region adjacent the closing edge.

The present invention discloses a shower door sliding mechanism for soft positioning, including a track component disposed in a fastening manner, a movable door piece, a pulley component, and a flexible closer component movably disposed in the track component. A longitudinal passage in the track component is surrounded by an upper wall, a lower wall, a front wall, and a rear wall, the longitudinal passage includes a positioning component receiving groove and a sliding groove in which the flexible closer component and the pulley component can move, and the lower wall has a longitudinal opening and a sliding surface supporting the pulley component. A glass clamp component is disposed at the top of the movable door piece, and the top of the glass clamp component is connected to a threaded hole in the pulley component by using an adjusting screw.

A supporting device (MC) is described to slidingly support, and linearly move along an axis (X), an object such as e.g. a leaf.

A magnetic return force generated by the cooperation of a magnetic flux generator (54, 56) and an element (10) reactive to the magnetic field, develops.

The element is able to slide relative to the axis (X) during the movement of the object, and has a cross-section (62) which, seen in a plane orthogonal to the axis (X), has a width that varies along the length of the first element (10) parallelly to said axis (X).

A barn door hardware conversion system that allows for an existing hinge mounted door to be converted to a barn door style sliding door. The hardware system primarily mounts to the existing frame components of the door opening, eliminating the need to secure components to the existing wall surface above the door opening.

A device for mounting a sliding of door on a wall to enable slidable movement of the door to open and close a wall opening. The device includes a guide profile having a horizontally-orientated base forming a track, which is attached to a correspondingly horizontally-orientated upper end of the door via a fastener. The guide profile further includes an inverted U-shaped seat extending upwardly from and positioned over the base. A trolley slide is fixedly attached to the wall above the wall opening via a fastener. The trolley slide has one or more vertically-orientated rotatable wheels configured for insertion into and engagement with the inverted U-shaped seat, such that sliding movement of the door effects rotation of the wheels within the inverted U-shaped seat. A cushioned stop positioned at an end of the track is configured to contact the trolley slide to stop slidable movement of the door.

A device for sliding and braking a sliding door includes a profile fastened to an inside of the sliding door, and two damper stops arranged on a base portion of the profile at opposite ends of the profile and offset relative to each other in a direction perpendicular to the inside of the sliding door. Each damper stop includes a piston and a coil spring housed in a frame, and a pivoting slider slidably supported in the frame and connected to the piston and the coil spring. The device further includes a wall support for supporting the door on a wall via engagement of wheels provided on the support in an upper guide portion of the profile. The support has appendages arranged so that a respective one of the appendages actuates the pivoting slider of one of the two damper stops when opening and closing the sliding door.