JAPO

Japo sliding door bestows ever-changing graphic patterns through the moving doors. The overlapping of its lines creates ever-changing propositions in tune with the world that inspired it: Japanese style.

The rototranslating system allows the panels to rotate on their own centre distance and move up to the wall without the need for any floor track. This technology allows you to have panels up to 130 cm wide, which, when closed, are perfectly aligned to the walls and, when open, free up over 90% of the passageway.

Japo pivot door, formulated in three different designs (J1, J2, J3) allows one to choose from different stylistic solutions while the pivot opening without jambs ensures maximal clean lines.

The swing door in the Japo collection is distinguished by a door with an 18mm frame that allows one to choose what jamb to integrate into the wall, depending on stylistic/design requirements. In fact, they range from eclectic aluminium jambs that can feature glass/aluminium casings, flush to the wall jambs (with plasterboard or wood panelling), to flat jambs, and visible or recessed jambs.

The Japo sliding pocket door defines the room by optimising the usable space through the door’s complete opening capacity. In fact, this system allows the door, equipped with a pull handle integrated with the upright rod, to fully slide into the wall, ensuring maximum opening capacity. The door, distinguished by the handle fitted directly onto the glass, the minimalist frame, the 18mm uprights and the 36mm crosspieces can, upon request, be fitted with a lock.