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TOP WALL sliding system with concealed mechanism

Wooden barn-style sliding doors installed under a sloping ceiling by the stairs, using the TOP WALL system.
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A large sliding mirror in the hallway, mounted on a black TOP WALL track.
Wooden sliding doors with Vienna straw webbing on a black TOP WALL system – a blend of boho style and modern mechanism.
A white TOP WALL sliding system with a mirror in the bedroom – the discreet track blends perfectly with the white wall and geometric decoration.
Two sliding mirrors in black frames mounted on a single long TOP WALL track in a modern bedroom.
Mounting detail of the roller inside the TOP WALL track – a view of the mechanism concealed within the rail.
TOP WALL roller adjustment screw for setting the door-to-floor clearance.
Solid wood sliding doors on a black TOP WALL track in a living room with ceiling beams.
A tall sliding mirror in a black frame separating the bedroom from the walk-in wardrobe – a system with no visible rollers.
TOP WALL sliding system with a mirror, mounted above the door opening.
Mirrored sliding doors in a white frame, mounted on a TOP WALL system in a bright bedroom.
Mirrored sliding doors in a white frame on a TOP WALL system in the bedroom.

The TOP WALL system is a solution designed for direct wall mounting, combining raw minimalism with high functionality. It is ideal for those seeking the benefits of sliding doors but wishing to avoid the exposed decorative fittings characteristic of Barn Door-style systems. It also serves as an excellent alternative for interiors with low lintels, where there is insufficient space to install high sliding tracks.

Construction and mechanism

In the TOP WALL system, the track is mounted above the door opening, and the rollers are attached to the top edge of the door leaf. The entire sliding mechanism remains concealed within the track, making it almost invisible to the user. The system allows for the installation of both wooden and metal doors up to approx. 250 cm in height, ensuring smooth and stable movement regardless of the door leaf’s weight.

Key features of the TOP WALL system

-- Discreet design: The sliding mechanism concealed within the track rail gives the entire structure a sense of lightness and allows the focus to remain solely on the design of the door itself.

-- Smooth and quiet operation: The use of rollers with high-quality bearings guarantees silent movement and effortless gliding of the door leaf.

-- Soft Close system: The built-in braking mechanism safely catches the door in the final phase of movement and gently pulls it into the closed position.

-- High load-bearing capacity: The system is adapted for heavy door leaves, making it suitable for use with both metal doors and solid wood models.

-- Adjustability and stability: The system allows for adjusting the distance between the door and the wall, as well as the clearance between the door leaf and the floor, while ensuring stable guidance of the door.

When should you choose the TOP WALL system?

-- You desire a minimalist look: When looking for a system that does not dominate the interior and creates a cohesive, sleek plane with the door.

-- Low lintels: If there is limited space above the door opening for decorative rollers or high Barn Door-style tracks.

-- Challenging installation locations: Ideal where traditional systems prove inadequate or do not fit the interior architecture, such as openings under a sloping ceiling.

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