Mayawo Concealed (Hidden) Frame Door

A concealed (hidden) frame door — a door with a flush, frameless-look leaf that sits flush with the wall, with the frame built into the wall. Leaf with a concealed aluminium frame and hinges; the frame built into the wall and fixed before plastering, the leaf hung and adjusted flush, to the maker's method. The flush, frameless-look door. Built in before plastering.

• Type: concealed (hidden) frame interior door
• Build: flush leaf, concealed aluminium frame, concealed hinges
• Install: frame built into the wall and fixed before plastering; leaf hung and adjusted flush; maker's method

An interior door is a building component. It is fitted into a sound opening with the frame set plumb, level and square and fixed to the structure, the hinges and latch aligned so the door swings and latches freely. A glazed interior door uses safety glass (toughened or laminated) to the applicable building rules. A concealed (hidden) frame is built into the wall and fixed before plastering, to the maker's method — it cannot be retrofitted into a finished wall without opening it up. Larger and double doors are heavy — handled by two people. These are building products, not medical devices. CE marked where applicable. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers — a made-to-measure door may be exempt.