Ideas for (sliding) door please - I am desperate, a photo inside

[meadowquark]

Coming down from the open plan thread!
I have L shaped kitchen dining living space and I desperately need a door to separate the living side as my family is coming for Christmas and, oh dear, I have nowhere to put them unless I install some sort of doors. The width of the gap is 114 so quite odd. I struggle with ideas. Fitted wardrobe style divider not good? Help!

[meadowquark]

114cm that is. The grill on the left hand side is gone. Bump.

[Thesunrising]

Ikea sliding panel curtains? Can't see from your photo if you've got room at one side of the opening to slide them to during the day.

m.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/functional/10374/10654/?chapterId=10702

[Moregravyplease]

My friend has door size slatted shutters that divide her sitting room, they look really nice but we're expensive. These are similar.

[Sallyhasleftthebuilding]

Do you need a fixed door? Could you make one of those old fashioned ... get dressed behind thingys?? You know the type you throw your undies over the top?

[meadowquark]

Sorry if not visible. Another photo from the other side. The door / panel can slide to one side only. I really want a proper door to be able to pretend to have a separate living room at times!

[LonnyVonnyWilsonFrickett]

Google pocket doors - where the door slides into a space at the back of one of the walls. The are £££ but I'm pretty sure you could get a local carpenter to knock one up - basically a slider, a door and a sort of stud wall...

[Thesunrising]

If that is a stud wall and and you have a large budget then a pocket door would be a good solution. Eclisse do a lovely glass pocket door and they might do standard wood versions too. Would probably necessitate rebuilding the stud wall though to install the track on the inside of the cavity.

[Moregravyplease]

How about something like this?

[Thesunrising]

Screw fix does a glass sliding door that hangs on a rail. About £500. My parents had something similar separating a snug from the kitchen. Very heavy but feels like a proper door.