The sliding door that disappears into the wall.
Discover INSIDE.
This sliding door takes minimalism and clean simplicity to the next level. With INSIDE, the sliding door that disappears into the wall, visible tracks and trim vanish from your rooms. It glides smoothly into the wall, and when combined with a shell-shaped handle, it disappears completely. Equipped with DANAmotion as standard, there’s no risk of the door slamming shut. Visually, INSIDE can be perfectly coordinated with your other interior doors. Large, open living spaces are modern, but often come at the expense of privacy. INSIDE is an ideal solution that offers you the possibility of modern, open spaces while also keeping the option for more seclusion and tranquility open.
What are the advantages of a sliding door that runs inside the wall?
- The sliding door disappears completely into The wall
- Maximum passage width for more open space
- Comes standard with the DANAmotion system
- Available in many designs of solid-core doors and all-glass doors
- NEW: INSIDE in the PALAZZO 04 version with single-step decorative notches – visible in the first image
What should you pay particular attention to with INSIDE?
If you are interested in a sliding door that runs inside the wall, you should take this into account during the planning phase. This is because the track must be installed in the wall beforehand. Additionally, please note that the door works best when used in combination with a shell handle. This allows it to disappear completely into the wall and provides you with maximum passage width.
What are the different types of sliding door systems available?
There are systems that run along the front and inside of the wall, as well as those that run along the ceiling or inside the wall reveal. You can find detailed information here.
Which model is best suited for which room layout?
If there isn’t enough space for a hinged door—for example, because the hallway is too narrow—sliding doors are an ideal solution, whether they run along the wall or the ceiling. If you also want to make use of the space along the wall, we recommend the INSIDE model, a sliding door that runs inside the wall, as it disappears into the wall.
Can sliding doors be installed as a retrofit?
Retrofitting is no problem—with the exception of the “in-wall” version.
Can sliding doors be locked?
Yes. This requires a sliding door lock case.