Interior door TAO

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The concealing sliding door TAO, with a glass 10mm thick, expects aluminium jambs in various finishes when it is installed in a traditional subframe, or only expects a higher aluminium rib when inserted on wall flush subframes. TAO door jambs With the concealing sliding door TAO for traditional subframes, with jambs, as the one in the picture, it is possible to choose to minimize the door aesthetic impact, that doesn’t expect any perimetral profile, and to highlight the frame that outlines the pass-through hole, perhaps choosing a distinctive finish such as the copper one, recalled in the handle as well. Concealing sliding doors are typically chosen by people who don’t have much space and prefer a minimal design for their own environments. The various models of concealing sliding doors produced by Doal Firstly, sliding doors allow saving space because they let the wall clean and they don’t have any opening volume. Secondly, they are characterized by a modern seducing design and it represents a considerable added value for the environment’s aesthetic where they are installed. Ideated to give a concrete answer to the needs of today’s living and to the new design tastes, concealing sliding doors have a minimalist and elegant appearance and they allow to save space exploiting the thickness of the walls. It is estimated that inside a 100 square meters apartment, the saving space that you can obtain using concealing sliding doors can get up to 8 square meters, because you can manage to also use blind corners that with the typical hinged doors instead, are unusable. With this type of doors, the blind corner does not exist and that surface is used in the most suitable way.