In home improvement, hidden design has become a common choice. For example, hidden doors, hidden showers, hidden air conditioners, hidden TVs, hidden storage, hidden desks, etc., as well as built-in dishwashers, are also hidden designs in nature.
The purpose of hidden design is not only to save space, but also to be a fashionable and trendy home design style. It needs to be there when it's needed and play its purpose, and hidden when it's not needed to detract from the overall visual impact.
Speaking of which, we have to mention the highly sought-after concealed Deli panoramic door. Leave a groove on the wall in advance, and the track is embedded in the wall, which solves the problem of exposed or convex track during installation, further improves the aesthetics, and truly achieves minimalism. This design also allows the door to extend to the ceiling, making it appear taller, elegant and unique.
Perhaps here you have understood that the "hidden" of the Deli panoramic door is not only in the door itself, but more importantly, the pulleys and tracks are also hidden in it, so that it is hidden but not exposed, hidden and invisible.
In this way, not only the two spaces are perfectly integrated, but also the "extremely narrow" of the panoramic door frame and the "panoramic view" of the glass are brought into full play, creating a maximum visual space and making the home environment more coherent and transparent.
