CONCEALED DOORS · FLUSH WALL SYSTEM
Concealed doors: the wall opens, the door disappears.
A flush leaf set into an aluminium frame, finished to match the wall — plaster-in and skimmed, or veneer-panelled to continue the wall surface. Hidden hinges, magnetic latch, no visible casing. The door is only there when you look for it.
Leaf 40 / 45 mm · standard 900 × 2100 · full-height leaves to 2700 mm
WHY CONCEALED
A door with no visible frame.
01
Flush both faces
The leaf sits in the same plane as the wall, finished with the wall — no architrave, no shadow gap unless you want one.
02
Two finishes
Plaster-in: the leaf is skimmed and painted with the wall. Panelling: the leaf takes the same wood veneer as the wall cladding.
03
Hidden hardware
Concealed hinges and a magnetic latch — no handle, no lock cylinder unless specified. Push-to-open or a discreet edge pull.
04
Aluminium frame
The frame is aluminium, not timber: it cannot swell behind the plaster and crack the skim coat.
THE FAMILY
Two finishes, one flush system.
Plaster-in leaves
The leaf and frame are set flush, skimmed and painted with the wall — the door reads as wall until it opens.
Skim & paint · seamless
Veneer-panelled leaves
The leaf is finished with the same wood veneer as the wall panelling, so the grain runs continuously.
Wood-veneer · panelling
Full-height concealed leaves
Leaves to 2700 mm with the aluminium keel — the floor-to-ceiling wall look needs a frame that stays straight.
Full-height · feature walls
Double concealed sets
Double and mother-and-child sets on the same flush system, for wide wall openings.
Wide openings · double doors
SPECIFICATION
What the wall opening needs to know.
A concealed door is set by the wall build-up, not the other way round. Send the wall section and finish and we detail the frame return before production.
| Item | Build | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Frame | Aluminium, set into the opening | Fixed before plastering or panelling |
| Leaf thickness | 40 / 45 mm | Flush with the finished wall face |
| Standard leaf | 900 × 2100 mm | Custom sizes per door schedule |
| Maximum leaf | up to 1000 × 2700 mm | Full-height on the 45 series |
| Finish options | Plaster skim & paint, or wood-veneer panelling | Matched to the wall finish |
| Hardware | Concealed hinges, magnetic latch | Push-to-open or edge pull |
| Trim | None — no visible casing | Optional shadow gap on request |
BEFORE YOU ASK FOR PRICING
What a concealed door quotation needs.
A
Wall build-up
Stud or blockwork, plaster thickness and the finished wall face — the frame return is detailed from this.
B
Finish direction
Plaster skim and paint, or veneer panelling — and the sample or RAL to match.
C
Opening & hardware
Width × height, swing direction, push-to-open or edge pull, and whether a lock is needed.
D
Quantity & timing
The frame ships first if you need it set before plastering; leaves follow with the door order.
Questions buyers ask before ordering concealed doors
Can the door really disappear into the wall?
Yes — the leaf sits flush with the finished wall face and is finished with the same plaster and paint, or the same veneer as the panelling. From the room it reads as wall.
How does the frame go in?
The aluminium frame is fixed into the opening before plastering. The skim runs over the frame return, so no architrave or casing is needed.
Will the plaster crack at the door edge?
The frame is aluminium and does not swell or shrink with humidity, which is the usual cause of cracks at a timber frame. We still recommend the standard reinforcement mesh at the frame junction.
What hardware is used?
Concealed hinges and a magnetic latch; push-to-open or a discreet edge pull instead of a handle. A lock cylinder can be specified if the room needs one.
How tall can a concealed leaf go?
Standard 900 × 2100 mm; full-height leaves to 2700 mm on the 45 series with the aluminium keel.
Can concealed doors ship with the rest of the order?
Yes. Frames can ship ahead of the leaves if the site needs them before plastering; leaves pack with the door order in the same container.