A "full-buried swing door" typically refers to a swing door that is fully recessed or hidden within a wall cavity when closed. This type of door is also known as a "concealed swing door" or a "pocket door."
The concept involves a door that swings open or closed on hinges like a traditional swing door but is installed within a wall so that when the door is closed, it is completely hidden from view. This installation method maximizes space efficiency and offers a clean, streamlined appearance in the room, as the door is concealed within the wall cavity.
Characteristics of a full-buried swing door:
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Space-saving: Because the door is recessed into the wall, it doesn't require floor space for opening or closing, making it ideal for rooms where space is limited.
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Aesthetics: These doors provide a seamless and minimalist appearance, contributing to a sleek and uncluttered look in a space.
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Functional Design: They can be useful for rooms where a door's visibility might interrupt the flow of the room or clash with the decor, allowing for a more open and continuous visual space.
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Installation: They require precise installation within the wall cavity to ensure smooth operation and proper concealment when closed.
While full-buried swing doors offer certain advantages in terms of aesthetics and space efficiency, their installation can be more complex compared to standard swing doors or sliding doors. Proper planning and construction are necessary to ensure that the wall structure accommodates the door and that the door operates smoothly without any issues.
