3D Trim Pocket Pantographed Sliding Door

A pocket door frees up space. This one furnishes it.

Most pocket doors choose to be invisible even when closed — smooth, neutral, designed to disappear twice into the wall. The 3D Trim does something different: it disappears when open, and when closed, it becomes the element you look at. The three-dimensional pantographing, with its embossed grid pattern, transforms the door's surface into a design detail — the same craftsmanship as the New York Line, here brought into a sliding system.

Who benefits from the pocket version

If space is the priority — a narrow hallway, a walk-in closet, a separation between living and sleeping areas in an open space — the pocket system is the right technical choice: the door slides into the wall cavity and does not occupy the opening arc that a swing door would require. Here, we just add that there's no need to choose between functionality and character: you can have both.

How it works

The door slides on an upper track that completely encloses it within the adjacent wall, with no floor thresholds. The counterframe is compatible with major commercial solutions — Eclisse, Scrigno, Dierre — and can be installed on traditional masonry or plasterboard, even independently.

Technical features

• 3D Trim pantographing with water-based, ecological lacquering and impeccable finish
• Honeycomb structure in 100% recycled paper, hot-pressed onto 8 mm MDF sheets
• Door thickness compliant with standards for pocket systems
• Frame and architraves in water-repellent HDF, resistant to humidity and wear over time
• Customizable handle and hardware in coordinated black finish
• Passage opening available from 60 to 100 cm
• Compatible with Eclisse, Scrigno, Dierre and equivalent counterframes

Customization

The lacquering color and the variant of the pantographed design are chosen based on the project, not the other way around.

Produced in our Capo d'Orlando factory and sold directly online without intermediaries. Factory prices, free shipping throughout Italy.

 How to measure sliding door?

To properly measure your sliding doors, follow these steps. The measurements you need include the width, height, and wall type.

Steps:

1. Measure the Width:
1. Measure the width of the wall opening (wall hole) from one side to the other.
2. Measure the Height:
1. Measure the height of the wall opening from the floor to the top.
3. Measure the Wall Thickness:
1. Measure the thickness of the wall on both sides of the opening.

Measurement Conversion Table (cm):

Wall Thickness

Wall Type:

• Plasterboard: Finished wall thickness 100 cm with internal seat 62 cm
• Masonry: Finished wall thickness 105 cm with internal seat 69 cm

Practical Example:

• Chest: 60 x 210
• Wall Hole: 64.5 x 214.5 cm
• Door: 60 x 210 cm

Taking the correct measurements for interior doors is essential for a perfect installation. Follow these simple steps and use our conversion table to ensure your new interior doors fit perfectly in your space.

Choose our interior doors for a combination of quality, durability and ease of installation. Contact us for more information or a personalized quote!

How to install the Pocket Sliding Door?