
Pivot
The leaf turns on a pivot set into the floor and the top of the opening rather than on hinges at its side — a door that becomes the centrepiece of the room.































































































































































































































ProfilDoors opening systems: doors that slide, fold, pivot or disappear into the wall.

The leaf turns on a pivot set into the floor and the top of the opening rather than on hinges at its side — a door that becomes the centrepiece of the room.

Narrow panels fold against one another as the door opens, clearing almost the whole opening. Divide a room, or open two into one, whenever you need to.

A sliding door that disappears into a cassette built into the wall. It never swings into the room, so the space in front of the doorway stays free.

Several leaves slide smoothly into the wall one after another, clearing a wide opening and leaving the room light and open.

The familiar door that slides along the wall, with one leaf or two. Two leaves set inside the opening part in the middle, and each slides into the wall.

A sliding door whose track is hidden in the ceiling, so none of the mechanism shows. In the room it is all but invisible.

The handle is set into the leaf and sits flush with it, even with the door open — nothing sticks out for anyone passing to catch on.

Each leaf folds in half as it opens and rests against the wall. With one leaf or two, it suits wardrobes, utility rooms and any opening where a swinging door would be in the way.

The leaf is split into two unequal parts that fold together and slide to one side as the door opens.

A sliding door with no rail to be seen on the wall: the mechanism is hidden in the leaf, and the door seems to glide through the air.

An alternative to the classic swing door. The mechanism turns the leaf so that its middle comes to rest against one side of the opening, and the door opens both towards you and away. One leaf or two.

The frame sets the leaf flush with the wall, with no architraves round the opening. Finished in the colour or texture of the wall, the door all but disappears.

Hidden doors used to open outwards only. Invisible Reverse opens inwards, into the opening, with the same flush, frameless look.

Everything the Magic system offers, made for doorways of unusual size — so the opening itself becomes a feature of the room.

A hidden door that runs from floor to ceiling, with no lintel above it and no architraves. The rooms on both sides keep one unbroken ceiling and look taller.



























































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