Hidden walk-in wardrobe doors: Sugatsune MFU1200 sliding door hardware
An entrance hall, seamless wall panelling and a walk-in wardrobe with doors you would never notice at first glance. This was precisely the brief for the interior designers of a private residence: when closed, the wardrobe entrance had to blend into the wall. They achieved this using Sugatsune MFU1200 sliding door hardware from the MonoFlat UNISON range.
A seamless wall without a handle
MFU1200 allows the door panel to sit flush with the surrounding wall when closed. Thanks to push-to-open operation, no handle is needed on the outward-facing side. A handle is required on the inside, however, so include it in the design from the outset. In this residence, the hardware supports a door with a marble finish, showing that a concealed entrance can work even with visually striking materials.
More space around the entrance
The door slides sideways to open, eliminating the need for swing clearance and making the walk-in wardrobe easier to furnish. However, you still need to allow space for the door panel to slide into. The system requires neither a bottom track nor a groove in the floor, leaving the flooring uninterrupted through the doorway.
Damped movement even with heavy doors
Two-way damping slows the door during both opening and closing. The manufacturer specifies a load capacity of up to 70 kg and an internal test of 100,000 opening and closing cycles.
Technical specifications
- Door panel width: 800–1,200 mm
- Height: max. 2,700 mm
- Thickness: 30–40 mm
- Damping: for doors weighing 20–40 kg or 40–70 kg
- Versions: left-hand and right-hand
Planning a concealed entrance to a walk-in wardrobe or utility room? It pays to consider the door panel finish, alignment with the wall panelling and clearance for sliding together at the design stage. We can help you choose the right hardware configuration for your doors.