MIMETISED DOORS FOR OFFICES AND HOMES

Mimetised doors are becoming more and more common in offices and public facilities. It is a resource that is very elegant and considerably reduces the need for work on the wall.

DESMON has carried out many office refurbishment projects. In a large number of them, clients have asked us to create a cosy atmosphere with minimalist decoration. Always, in those cases, our design team goes for straight lines and easy transitions. That’s exactly where the mimetic doors are a very successful option.

They are fully integrated and provide continuity to the decoration. In this article we would like to talk to you about blended doors. We will explain what they are and what their advantages are.

Mimetised doors are those that are fully integrated into the wall or partition where they are located. They have no frame and usually provide continuity in style and colour with respect to the wall.

In the last few years, mimetic doors have been appearing in all office decoration trends. They are very elegant and their installation is much simpler than traditional models.

There are several benefits to be gained from faux doors. Beyond styles and trends, they are usually a resource with many advantages. Let’s take a look at some of them.

One of the main characteristics of the mimetic doors is that they do not have a frame. This is a great advantage when considering carpentry work. The reason is that it greatly reduces the work because it is not necessary to design and build the frame. It is enough to leave the opening with the right dimensions for the door to fit perfectly.

In short, it is not necessary to build the frame and this means a saving of wood or board and also much less labour. As a result, the budget can be much smaller.

The absence of a frame makes it possible to install the concealed doors on a variety of surfaces.

On a wall. It goes without saying that they can form part of a classic wall or partition. In many cases, the wall is lined with wood so that the door is fully integrated into the surface. It is a very elegant option and provides a lot of warmth to the area.

Over partition. Partitions are an easy and simple way to create divisions in a workplace. They are even used in open-plan offices when spaces are needed for discreet meetings or gatherings. Well, even concealed doors can be fitted on top of screens.

The appearance of the door can be integrated into the appearance of the partition. This means that if you opt for transparent screens, it is possible to produce a concealed glass door. If you opt for screens combined with glass and opaque panels, it can also be integrated.

On movable partitions. Movable partitions are walls that can be folded out on rails to form an enclosed room and adjust it to the number of people attending the meeting. The mimetised doors can also be manufactured on one of the leaves of the movable partition wall. They can be fully integrated and constructed from the same material as the movable partition wall.

Mimetised doors are completely dimensionally stable. There is no tilting of the door leaf, no warping or deformation. The hinge set is fully integrated into the door leaf and ensures smooth closing and opening.

The DESMON team can design doors in a variety of materials. Of course, wood is one of the most commonly used because of the elegance it provides. However, it is not the only one.

Melamine finishes are also common. It is a material that imitates wood very well and can be chosen in multiple colours and textures. Recently, at DESMON we have updated our catalogue of melamine finishes to adapt to more modern and avant-garde designs.

Another very interesting option are the mimetic doors made of phenolic material. Undoubtedly, they are the most appropriate choice for changing rooms, toilets or washrooms. In addition to being fully integrated into the wall panel, phenolic material is highly hygienic. It prevents the proliferation of bacteria and is very easy to clean.

Finally, it is also possible to install mimetised doors on laminate walls. This backing consists of different layers of kraft board that are bonded together with adhesive and phenolic material. Different designs can be created on the surface layer, which are impact-resistant and scratch-resistant.

Mimicked doors can be fitted with classic latch-and-key locks. However, it is becoming increasingly common to use these doors in wireless access controls. Whether with push-button or fingerprint entry, these doors form a solid barrier to unwanted visitors.

In addition, locking occurs without the need to accompany the door and the adjustment is smooth and shock and impact-free. Undoubtedly, the mimetised doors are ideal for home automation installations in offices and offices or for smart homes.

Finally, another of the great advantages of this type of door is that they can be manufactured in different thicknesses. The thickness of the door leaf can be chosen to completely adapt it to the measurements of the wall.

In addition, the central core of the door is usually filled with rock wool. This material provides not only solidity but also very effective acoustic insulation. Any conversation, at normal volume, on the other side of the door will be completely confidential.

It is clear that the mimetic doors are a very successful option for equipping offices and offices. Their aesthetic value and elegance are beyond any doubt. They provide an attractive image and enhance the corporate value of the firm.

At DESMON we have a multidisciplinary team that can take charge of the design, manufacture and assembly of the mimetic doors for your office. We work in direct contact with the client and only use materials of proven quality.

If you need more information, contact us and get a customised quote.