Thursday, September 19, 2024
Microvellum Software is excited to announce the addition of the Hawa Concepta III Pocket Door to its Foundation Library catalog. The newly available pocket door system can be utilised as a stand-alone product, located in the Master Cabinet Accessories section, or as a Component Insert subassembly that can seamlessly integrate into various products.
The Hawa Concepta III is a versatile door solution, ideal for spaces like kitchens, laundry rooms, or offices. Its unique design allows doors to slide effortlessly into cabinets or wall niches, ensuring unobstructed access to these areas. With just a light tap, the doors open or close smoothly, providing a flush, modern appearance when closed. Engineered for both ease of use and durability, the system has been tested for 40,000 cycles, which equates to around 25 years of reliable operation.
Installation is user-friendly, featuring pre-assembled components and intuitive adjustments. The system supports customizable door sizes and can be paired with the Hawa Folding Concepta III for multi-door solutions, offering flexibility in installation options such as single doors (left or right), double doors (left or right), or back-to-back configurations.
Hawa, a Swiss company known for its high-quality sliding, folding, and pocket door hardware, brings innovation and precision to architectural and furniture applications. Their products are widely recognised for their durability, elegant design, and space-saving capabilities, making them popular for residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
The addition of the Hawa Concepta III Pocket Door reinforces Microvellum’s commitment to offering innovative, high-quality solutions that meet the needs of designers and manufacturers in the cabinetry and furniture industry.
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