Invisible 40kg Soft Close Concealed Door System
Looking for a way to make your home sleek and modern? A system of concealed doors around your home may be exactly what you’re searching for.
At Quest Hardware, we stock the impressive Invisible 40 Concealed Door System that offers a supremely soft close and can hold doors up to 40kg in weight. This revolutionary system has a concealed low-profile mechanism and track, with full adjustability to aid installation.
Invisible doors are a true revolution in sliding door systems. This system is ideal for larger feature door panels and can truly transform the way your home looks. This sliding concealed door system is not just suited to homes, but can also be used on business premises.
Suited to Timber Doors (Must be solid core not hollow core).
Maximising space
The Invisible Concealed Door System allows you to maximise the space in your home by completely eradicating the need for traditional swing doors. With a sliding door system in place, you’ll never have to awkwardly squeeze past a door while holding a plate of food or your cup of coffee.
They even make moving furniture easy as a standard door can often get in the way of large pieces of furniture, like a couch. A sliding door simply moves out of the way, parallel to the wall, taking up barely any space at all.
Strong and silent
The Invisible 40kg range is a strong and dependable concealed door system due to being able to hold heavy-duty doors. Despite being so strong, it provides a smooth and quiet operation, featuring a top-class soft close function, so no door will ever slam should a gust of wind flow through the house.
Features:
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40kg door weight capacity
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Soft close
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Fully adjustable
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Minimum door thickness - 40mm
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Maximum door width - 1150mm
How Invisible Concealed Doors Work
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How do sliding doors work?
Sliding doors work by sliding along a concealed track that goes along the top and bottom of the door, in the floor and ceiling. They can be extremely convenient in houses that lack some space as they simply open and close parallel to the wall.
Are there different types of sliding doors?
There are several different kinds of sliding doors to choose from, including pocket, bi-fold, bypass, patio, French, and much more.
They all slightly differ in terms of style, design and function. For example, pocket doors slide away into a cavity within the wall, completely disappearing from view. Patio sliding doors are fitted at the back of a house and lead out into the garden area. The majority of patio doors are made up of glass, while internal doors will generally be made, mostly, of wood.
Are sliding doors more expensive?
Typically speaking, sliding doors are not more expensive than standard doors. However, the price can vary and increase depending on the type of sliding door, the size of it and the material. For example, a door made mostly of glass will tend to be more expensive than a solid wood door.
Are sliding doors practical?
Absolutely! Depending on the layout of your home, sliding doors can offer huge practicality in terms of space and usage. You can use them to separate rooms temporarily or create an open-plan haven. They also come in handy when you have guests over and you don’t have to constantly keep moving a standard door out of the way – simply slide the door away and leave it in place.
