I've never seen a door like this. A "monster" appears on the full-height door.
The full-height sliding door is said to be like a moving wall. This is because the door extends from floor to ceiling, making the frame invisible. The "Monster," a large opening full-height door, was born from the pursuit of this moving wall concept. With a width of 1,350mm, which has never been seen before, it is truly monster-sized. It also offers a rich variety of opening and closing options, accommodating both 2-panel and 3-panel sliding doors. ■ The door width can be customized, available in the range of 1,101mm to 1,350mm. It achieves a large opening with full-height doors. ★ For quotes, please request directly from the KAMIYA website. [Quote Request Page] https://www.fullheight-door.com/corporatebody/ *For more details, please refer to the catalog.
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basic information
【Monster】 ●Colors: 8 colors (Clear / Unpainted / Greige White / Satan Black (no wood grain) / Flat Gray (no wood grain) / Deep Gray (no wood grain) / Shell White (no wood grain) / Stone White (no wood grain)) ●Surface Material: Natural veneer finish / Printed sheet finish ●Dimensions: H (Height) 2,400mm / 2,700mm *For more details, please refer to the catalog.
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※Our company adopts a made-to-order production method.
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Interior fittings *For more details, please refer to the catalog.
Detailed information
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Full-height door [Monster] installation example 1
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Full-height door [Monster] construction example 2
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Full-height door [Monster] slit line handle
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Company information
Kamiya Corporation, a wooden door manufacturer with a 70-year history, has consistently released new products centered around its own brand, "Full Height Doors." Its product planning and development capabilities are highly regarded in the housing industry.
