Silent Gliss Panel Glide Blinds in London
Silent Gliss panel glide · London
Wide glass needs more than a roller.
Panel glide gives it a surface.
Silent Gliss Panel Glide blinds are flat fabric panels that glide along a multi-channel track, made for expansive glass and for dividing space with fabric.
KOZA Projects specifies, supplies and installs Silent Gliss panel glide systems for homes, offices and hospitality spaces across London. Family-run and established in 2005, we are a Silent Gliss approved installer and work alongside architects, interior designers and electricians.
Fabrics and options can be discussed at our Shoreditch showroom, by appointment.
Who stands behind the system
Superior design
Panel glide blinds for wide windows, with clean contemporary lines
In a modern interior, function should never come at the expense of elegance. Panel glide is a refined, versatile shading system for large glass surfaces: sleek, flat fabric panels slide along a multi-channel track and stack neatly to one side.
The result is a clean, minimal look that sits comfortably in a premium office, a contemporary home or a high-end hospitality space, and moves with very little effort.
Made for the space
- Straight or curved tracks to follow the architecture
- A wide choice of fabrics, including flame-retardant, light-filtering and blackout
- Manual or motorised operation
Beyond window coverings
Panel blinds as room dividers, wardrobe fronts and sliding door solutions
Panel glide is a design element as much as a blind. Because the panels are flat and the track can be fixed to the ceiling, the same system can screen a space as well as a window.
That makes it a useful answer where a roller or vertical blind would look cluttered, from open-plan living to offices and hotel suites.
Where panel glide is used
- Room dividers that create flexible spaces in offices, hotels and open-plan homes
- Closet and wardrobe coverings, a modern alternative to traditional doors
- Sliding door solutions that blend function with style
Motorised panel glide
Panel blinds that open and close at the touch of a button
Panel glide can be motorised for large or hard-to-reach glazing and linked to a remote, an app or a home control system. Motor and power positions are best agreed early, so we coordinate them with your electrician or AV integrator before finishes are closed. See our page on motorised and smart shading for how that works.
Panel glide uses the same Silent Gliss engineering as our Silent Gliss curtain track systems, so blinds and curtains can share one coordinated look.
When it suits
Where panel glide earns its place
Wide glazing
Large windows and glazed walls where the blind needs to read as one calm surface.
Sliding doors
Glass doors where panels stack clear of the opening when not needed.
Open-plan division
Living spaces, studios and offices that need to be screened without building a wall.
An honest note
When panel glide is not the right choice
Panel glide needs space beside the opening for the panels to stack, and it is a deliberate, architectural look. For a small window, or where you want a soft, traditional finish, another system will usually serve you better.
We will say so at the consultation, and suggest an alternative such as roller blinds, Roman blinds or bespoke curtains.
Less clutter on the glass. More control of the room.
Related projects
Dividing and screening space with fabric
Haberdashery Showroom – Curtain Room DividersBespoke curtains in Ludvig Svensson Trevira fabrics divide an open-plan retail space into refined display zones.
Egg Limited Offices – Suspended Curtain TracksCubicle Metropole systems, double-sided velvet curtains and Kvadrat sheers create a refined, modern workspace.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is a panel glide blind?
A panel glide blind, often called a panel blind, is a set of flat fabric panels that slide across a multi-channel track and stack neatly to one side. It suits wide glazing, sliding doors and room dividing where a roller or vertical blind would look cluttered.
Can panel glide blinds be used as room dividers?
Yes. Silent Gliss panel glide tracks can be fixed to the ceiling to divide open-plan living spaces, offices and hotel rooms, and the panels can be drawn back when the space is not needed.
Can panel glide blinds go on curved windows?
The track can be curved as well as straight, so the system can follow an architectural layout. We confirm what is possible for your opening once we have seen it.
Which fabrics can be used?
A wide selection, including flame-retardant, light-filtering and blackout fabrics. We bring samples to the consultation, or you can see them at our Shoreditch showroom.
Can panel glide be motorised?
Yes. Silent Gliss panel glide systems can be motorised and linked to a remote, app or home control system. We plan power positions with your electrician or AV integrator early in the project.
Do you measure and install panel glide blinds?
We take every measurement ourselves as part of our Measurement and Consultation visit, so you do not need to measure anything. We look at each window with you, check the fixing position and any ceiling or recess details, and record the dimensions we make to. The visit covers London and the surrounding area. We then specify the track and panels and install with our own team.
Planning panel glide blinds for wide glass or a room divider?
Visit the Shoreditch showroom to see fabric collections and track samples, or tell us about the space and we will advise.