FTW-01DS46
Hidden flush-door finish
Feature Wall- Best for
- A warm continuous surface where grain continuity hides the opening.
- Watch out
- Grain matching across a door line needs sequencing at the factory, not on site.
- Cost effect
- Higher.
- Scope effect
- Veneer sequencing must be specified; a standard order will not match.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
- Best for
- The simplest concealment — the door reads as wall.
- Watch out
- Any movement or settlement shows at the joint, and touch-up paint rarely matches exactly.
- Cost effect
- The least expensive of the five.
- Scope effect
- Requires a decided shadow gap or flush tolerance the painter can actually hold.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
- Best for
- A hard, wipeable feature wall where the door is part of a stone-faced plane.
- Watch out
- Weight is the issue — the leaf and its hardware must be specified for it.
- Cost effect
- The highest.
- Scope effect
- Hardware must be sized for the leaf weight; this is an engineering check, not a preference.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
- Best for
- A graphic wall where the image should run across the opening.
- Watch out
- The mural must be hung with the door line planned into it; a repair means re-hanging a section.
- Cost effect
- Moderate.
- Scope effect
- The door position must be final before the mural is ordered and set out.
- Responsible
- Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
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ELS field guidanceSettle before cabinets are cut (fabrication) · costly to change later · after OPO-02 Interior door operation
Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
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