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Hide and slide doors

5 years ago

Is there such a beast on the market as 'slide and hide' doors for a lounge - same principle as 'slide and hide' doors used on cookers, but for a tall wooden cupboard door?

Comments (3)

Carolina
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Could you hide and slide to the side?

https://www.hafele.co.uk/en/product/pivot-sliding-door-system-for-cabinet-doors-fittings-and-runners-hawa-concepta/0000005100008a3600010023/
P Robinson thanked Carolina
Jonathan
5 years ago
Lots of kitchen manufacturers use them but beware they normally add £1000+ to the cost of the cabinet for each door.
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P Robinson
Original Author
5 years ago
Thanks, Carolina and Jonathan. The Fafele look like what I'm after.

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