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Technological and stylistic research designed to deliver the best user experience. From materials to inspirations that are design-oriented ADL offers you a world of architectural partition systems to discover.

Year after year our research proposes new solutions that are perfect for integrating spaces in a functional way. Discover the new ADL design styles.

Functionality that recoups space. ADL sliding doors bring together two environments designed to be one, delivering practicality thanks to the optimisation of space.

Overlapping doors offer a minimalist design and clean, formal lines. ADL sliding doors have character and personality without foregoing aesthetics: the carriage remains perfectly hidden by the cover in the same finish as the frame.

The partition system stands out for its practicality and discretion. The internal wall sliding door can be inserted in traditional subframes or in flush-to-the-wall subframes with a minimalist aesthetic casing.

The hinged door is the perfect integration of door and wall with the classic dividing system proposal that allows you to choose the jamb to be integrated into the wall according to the design needs of the project. It ranges from the eclectic aluminium jamb to the flush jamb as well as the internal or external wall jamb.

The attractive and symmetrical design emphasises the geometry and architecture of the partition system. The hinge of the pivot opening is integrated into the frame profile to highlight the clean lines and permit the elimination of any preliminary preparation. The system integrated into the frame allows the door to open in both directions, with automatic stop on closing and with the door stop at 90 degrees.

Combining aesthetics with functionality to optimise the use of living space is the goal of ADL with its design of the folding door setup: the opening of the pair of doors reveals nearly the entire space to make the system inconspicuous.

The imperceptible design perfectly integrates the door to the wall to emphasise simple luxury and keep the linearity of the structure unchanged thanks to the “invisible” frame and concealed hinges. The materials, from wood to resin and stone, emphasise the essentiality of the form.

Traditional walls are replaced with a light visual touch in a system stressing the essence of architecture. Spaces are made more liveable and more interconnected to ensure the passage of light and acoustic insulation where necessary.