Indoor invisible door, how to do it?

In indoor spaces, if you want to better reflect the integrity of the space or make up for some defects in the apartment type, invisible doors will be used to meet the needs

For example, minimalist style, integrated with wainscoting, or even combined with storage cabinets

After seeing so many cases of frameless invisible doors, do you know how it is made?

It\’s very simple, through \”Invisible door frame hardware\”

Compared with traditional door frames, this method directly extends the wall material and wraps the door frames.

Use the relationship between the wall and the door leaf to minimize the door gap, and use a concealed hinge to open the door.

In this way, visually, frameless is achieved Invisible effect

Of course, if you want to make a metal frame, you can easily achieve it with this kind of exposed hardware. Invisible door effect with thin metal edges

△ Metal edge hidden gate node graph

Except When installing the node, you also need to know these design points

1. The door leaf should be as high as possible, otherwise the \”bar\” above the door head will be very ugly

2. When the door leaf cannot reach the top, unify the style on the entire facade and connect it with one line

3. The invisible door needs to be made together with \”Single-sided hidden door lock\”, otherwise the invisible wall will be exposed. Locked outside, very embarrassing

4. If there is a skirting line under the invisible door, be sure to pay attention to the closing problem of the skirting line, otherwise the effect will be like Same as below, it doesn’t look very nice when the door is opened.

In this case, is there a better closing solution?

At present, the better solution I have seen is to close the mouth like the case below

Fold the skirting line directly and close the exposed surface.

If it is skirting stone or wood, just expose it to light when placing the order, which can also solve the closing problem here

Do you remember the node structure of the invisible door?