Absolute Evo - Flush sliding door
Flush sliding doors are an increasingly popular solution in modern homes, especially in contexts where space is limited. This type of door slides inside a counterframe mounted in the wall, completely freeing up the space that would otherwise be occupied by opening a door, with the added feature of being flush with the wall. Flush doors offer an elegant and functional design, particularly suitable for small bathrooms.
Advantages of flush sliding doors
- Space saving: the main advantage of flush sliding doors is undoubtedly their ability to optimise rooms. Requiring no space to open the door, they are ideal in small bathrooms or in places where every inch is precious. This allows you to make full use of the available space, placing furniture, sanitary ware or other accessories even close to the door without interfering with the opening.
- Modern, minimalist aesthetics: flush sliding doors are often associated with a modern, clean style. Their ability to integrate into the wall makes them an elegant and discreet solution, ideal for those who desire a minimalist ambience. The smooth, continuous surface of the wall is kept intact, providing an uncluttered and uniform appearance. Ermetika's Absolute Evo flush sliding door embodies all of these characteristics. Functional and designer, it is the ideal choice for these needs.
- Smooth and silent opening: thanks to the sliding mechanism, flush doors open and close smoothly and noiselessly. This can be particularly advantageous in contexts where the bathroom is adjacent to bedrooms or other areas where quietness is required.
When to choose a flush sliding door for the bathroom
Flush sliding doors are the ideal choice in small bathrooms or in rooms where space is an issue. If you have a bathroom where opening a traditional door would be too cumbersome or complicated, a pocket door allows you to free up space and improve practicality. Moreover, this type is perfect for those who want a modern, designer look, where the door becomes one with the wall and does not interrupt the visual continuity of the room.
However, flush sliding doors require a more complex installation than flush hinged doors, as they require a counterframe inserted inside the wall. Therefore, it is a choice that should be considered during a renovation or new construction project, as it may be more difficult to implement in an existing structure without major masonry work.