Enhance natural light flat indoor
Project details
Architect
Aticoruña
Location
A Coruña
Project type
Lite Glass +, which brags elegance and neatness, as well as the smooth and silent sliding of its doors, shows us the beauty of an invisible system endowed with the power to separate spaces and maintain continuity without loading the place.
In this context, the company Aticoruna, not only have mounted a sliding glass door, but they have increased, in parallel, the feeling of space and comfort in a closed and deep environment. In short, a project that combines the subtlety of the embedded profiles and the comfort of the controlled braking system KSC that, together, allow us to speak of materialized excellence.
Products related to this project
The most versatile sliding glass door hardware (onto the ceiling, onto the wall, exposed, recessed or concealed mounted)
The most versatile sliding glass door hardware (onto the ceiling, onto the wall, exposed, recessed or concealed mounted)
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