doors
There are some kind of door devices which push the door back after we open the door and come out.
My problem is that the door area is not constructed in a way that such a device can be installed.
There is no space adjacent to the door anywhere.
Automatic closure of door is extremely important to me.
Please see following pictures and tell what choices do I have.
Expanding on my comment: I think that the main problem with the proposed setup is lacking a slide or rail on the bottom. Without a slide on the bottom the glass door can swing perpendicular to the sliding direction. See the below explanation for what I mean.
I have a sliding shower door with a sliding mechanism on the top (a stainless steel rail with 2 wheels per door on top of the rail) and a tiny U channel on the bottom to keep the door from swinging. I know, I need to clean the shower a little...
The door is sliding in the direction of the blue arrows. The U channel on the bottom is keeping the door from swinging in the direction of the red arrows. This U channel is about 2 CM long and seems to be made from aluminium.
If you have an older style garage door remote, before they used rolling codes, you could very easily have some people driving by activating it accidentally. I had a similar problem, so I ended up unplugging the remote control portion of it, so the wall mount switch still works, and the whole unit is going to be replaced soon anyways (electric eye sensor, etc).
Best Answer
There are many types of spring hinges available, though, it is impossible to tell which specific one would be compatible from here. The ones I'm familiar with look like this.
They are typically installed as a replacement for one of your existing hinges. I would first measure up the one you have and go to the hardware store to see if they have anything that would work.
Instructions on how to adjust them can be found here. (I'm not affiliated, I just found it on google).