Integrated Washer/Dryer and Sliding Door Mechanism

your big triangle washer dryer in here you can push these back too so that you can leave it open and not have it sticking out in the way of everything and i've i've noticed that even doing like laundry and mine mine does not slide back in but i'll like take it out and then i'll be like oh i forgot to grab something and then i'll have to go like back to the bedroom and get something else but i'm like running into the door so having if you're like actively doing laundry you just leave these in and then you don't have to be you know messing around with the door especially if there's multiple people in here coming through you're trying to get stuff done just slide it back don't worry about it little stuff like that that they've improved over the years is really cool to see especially when it's an improvement on a little quirk or issue that i've noticed just on the functionality of mine look at this mechanism too that's some serious beef for a freaking door it doesn't doesn't move there's like no slack in these gears sorry i'm geeking out on like the stupidest stuff but i build things and i notice stuff like this i get into the builder's head and i try to figure it out and when i when i'm unearthing stuff it just gets me all pumped i'm like what is this little shaft for this is an axle that connects these these little gears on these tracks well why would you want that let me tell you why because these are connected the door cannot go like this it can't get all janky and wobbly it stays on the same plane all the time because it can't vary it's like having a a spool versus an open diff that's why this door is so dang solid because these wheels are connected and that really doesn't need to be there i mean i'm sure it would work just fine