INTERIOR DOORS / INVISIBLE

Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible doors are planned with the wall, not added after it. The frame position, wall build-up, opening direction and adjacent finish need to be resolved together before production.

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01 / MODEL REFERENCES

Choose a starting model.

HKID references are design starting points taken from the catalogue. Frame build-up, wall junctions and available finishes are checked against the current project details.

Style8 references

SNEJ catalogue page 24 showing HKID-1 concealed-door design

HKID-1Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Wood-look wall with a concealed door outline

SNEJ catalogue page 24 showing HKID-2 concealed-door design

HKID-2Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Grey wall panels with a concealed opening

SNEJ catalogue page 25 showing HKID-3 concealed-door design

HKID-3Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

White flush wall and door

SNEJ catalogue page 25 showing HKID-4 concealed-door design

HKID-4Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Light-toned flush door in a corridor

SNEJ catalogue page 26 showing HKID-5 concealed-door design

HKID-5Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Concealed door within a living-room wall composition

SNEJ catalogue page 27 showing HKID-6 concealed-door design

HKID-6Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Dark wood-look wall with an integrated opening

SNEJ HKID-7 wood-look concealed door within matching wall panels

HKID-7Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Wood-look concealed door in a continuous wall

SNEJ HKID-8 concealed door with vertical fluted detailing shown open

HKID-8Invisible and flush-to-wall doors

Invisible door reference

Open concealed door with vertical fluted detailing

Compare all individual model references

Full door design catalogue

HKID project references

HKID-1 through HKID-8 show how the leaf can align with wall panels, corners and continuous finishes.

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Invisible door project references shown on catalogue page 24 — HKID references · page 24

Invisible door project references shown on catalogue page 25 — HKID references · page 25

Invisible door project references shown on catalogue page 26 — HKID references · page 26

Invisible door project references shown on catalogue page 27 — HKID references · page 27

Invisible door project references shown on catalogue page 28 — HKID references · page 28

02 / BEFORE QUOTATION

What we need before quoting.

Finished wall build-up
Flush face and frame position
Opening direction and handle side
Skirting, wall panel and reveal junctions
Lock, hinge and door-stop positions

Review opening measurements, frames and door specifications

Prepare this door enquiry

QUICK ANSWERS

Common questions about invisible doors.

What is the main difference between an invisible door and a standard door?

An invisible door is detailed around a flush or continuous wall surface. The frame and surrounding finish therefore need to be coordinated earlier in the project.

Can the door face match a wall panel?

It can be reviewed against the panel reference. The build-up, grain direction, joints and frame edge must be confirmed before the sample is approved.

Are HKID-1 to HKID-8 currently available?

They are catalogue references. Send the preferred code and project detail so SNEJ can confirm the current construction and finish options.