Hettich

Hettich WingLine 230 – Folding Door System Set

$395.00 $495.00

Precision-engineered folding door system that brings effortless motion and refined design to modern kitchens and interiors.


The Hettich WingLine 230 Folding Door System Set is a complete, premium solution for 2-wing folding cabinet doors. Designed for contemporary cabinetry, it combines precision engineering with high-quality materials to ensure smooth, quiet, and reliable operation. Ideal for kitchens, wardrobes, or utility spaces, this system enhances both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

This set includes running components, five folding door hinges for press-in installation, and integrated Silent System elements for both the shelf and runner profile, delivering soft-close, controlled movement for a sophisticated user experience. Fixing materials are also included, ensuring all components are ready for efficient installation.

For full functionality, profiles must be ordered separately. This modular design allows flexibility in door sizes and finishes, seamlessly integrating with modern, handle-free cabinetry.

Features

Complete hardware set for one 2-wing folding sliding door, left-handed

Includes running components, 5 press-in folding door hinges, and Silent System elements

Soft-close operation for quiet, controlled door movement

Durable, precision-engineered components for long-term performance

Modular design allowing flexible door dimensions and finishes

Specifications & Downloads
Set includes all hardware components for installation of 1 folding sliding door (2 wings, left)
Profiles must be ordered separately
Finish: Standard steel components
Installation: Press-in hinges, screw fixing for runners
Care: Wipe with soft cloth and mild cleaner only

Customers asked these questions about Hettich WingLine 230 – Folding Door System Set

Answers from experts.

Using Sliding Doors To Hide Laundry Appliances

Can I use this to hide my washing machine and dryer?

Yes, this is the industry standard for "European Laundries" in hallways or apartments. Because the doors fold outward rather than sliding over each other, you get access to the full width of the cabinet. This allows you to open both washing machine and dryer doors simultaneously without them hitting the cabinet doors-a common frustration with standard sliding tracks.

Sliding Door Systems With Bottom Tracks

Does this system require a bottom track?

Yes, the WingLine 230 is a top-running system that relies on a bottom guide channel to keep the doors stable. While the weight hangs from the top, the bottom guide prevents the doors from swinging back and forth (flapping) when you move them. This guide can be recessed into your floor or cabinet base for a flush look, or surface-mounted if cutting into the floor isn't an option.

Preventing Sliding Door Sagging

Will the doors sag over time?

Since the system is "top-hung," the weight is carried by the header of your cabinet or the ceiling bulkhead, not the side hinges. As long as your top panel is structurally sound (we recommend reinforcing it with a timber stud or beam if it's just melamine), the hardware itself is rated for 40,000+ cycles and will not sag.

Sliding Doors Vs Standard Sliding Doors

Why choose this over a standard sliding door?

Standard sliders block 50% of your cupboard at all times (one door hides behind the other). The WingLine 230 folds the doors completely out of the way, giving you panoramic access. If you are building a home office nook or a kitchen appliance cupboard where you need to see everything at once, this is superior to a slider.

Sliding Door Storage Space Impact

Does it take up space inside the cupboard?

Minimal. The folding mechanism parks the doors tightly against the side of the cabinet. However, the folded door stack will protrude into the room slightly (approx. 60-100mm) when open. You must ensure you have clear space in front of the cabinet for the doors to fold out without hitting a kitchen island or hallway wall.

Cleaning Sliding Door Bottom Tracks

How do I clean the bottom track?

The bottom guide channel is a magnet for dust and fluff, especially in laundries. If debris builds up here, the doors will start to rumble or stick. We recommend vacuuming the track with a crevice tool once a month to ensure the nylon glides run smoothly for the life of the product.