Custom Micro Inlay Paint Free Interior Door For Projects
Custom Micro Inlay Paint Free Interior Door For Projects
Model
BC1621;JYSA203;JYSA209

Item specifics

Door Series
Micro Inlay Series
Door Type
Interior Paint Free Wooden Door
Application
Bedroom, Living Room, Apartment, Hotel, Villa
Base Material
Solid Wood Composite Boar
Surface Finish
Paint-Free Decorative Surface
Decorative Detail
Metal Strip / Matching Color Trim
Surface Design
Fine Linear Inlay Pattern
Fixing Method
Interference Fit + Adhesive Bonding
Opening Direction
Left Hand / Right Hand / Project-Specified
Sample
Available
Production Time
15-25 Days

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Description

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Key Features
Core Design Patented concealed sliding door hardware with a fully hidden track.
Compatible Doors Wood, aluminum-framed glass, stainless steel and aluminum-wood doors; single- or double-leaf configurations.
Anti-Drop Lock Standard safety lock. Dual-safety anti-drop lock.
Adjustment 3D adjustment for door height and minor wall unevenness. Height adjustment only; no wall unevenness compensation.
Damper Maintenance Standard damper structure. Small-overlap design with a quick-release damper.
Floor Guide Elastic transparent guide for floor tolerance and reduced sliding noise. Enlarged transparent guide for improved clearance. Transparent floor guide.
Spring Bracket Dual springs not specified. Two spring sets for improved floor tolerance.
Technical Specifications
Maximum Door Weight Up to 80 kg per door leaf.
Door Width Range 800–1500 mm.
Door Width Formula Opening width + 267 mm Opening width + 160 mm
Door Height Formula Opening height + 70 mm.
Required Headroom 120 mm from the top of the opening to the ceiling.
Door-to-Wall Gap 10 mm.
Door Thickness 35–50 mm.
Guide Center to Wall 10 mm + half of the door thickness.
Installation Requirements
Wall Structure Mount the bracket on a solid wall. Reinforce timber-built walls at the fixing points.
Wall Flatness The wall must be flat to prevent rubbing during door travel.
Floor Condition A level floor is required. Confirm timber-floor and carpet suitability before installation.
Door Grooving Door grooves must be machined accurately.
Parking Space At least one side of the opening must provide enough space for the full door leaf.
Wall Obstructions Trim, switches, skirting boards and other projections may restrict door travel.
Common Troubleshooting
No Soft Closing Reset the damper to its initial position before installation.
Heavy Sliding Check that the main bracket is level and correctly aligned.
Weak End Damping Check floor-level differences and raise the door slightly through the center adjustment screw.
Door Rubs the Wall Increase bracket spacing or reduce the upper-groove depth to clear wall projections.
Damper Damage An unreset damper may be struck directly by the door and damage the cylinder.
Excessive Guide Load Raise the door slightly to reduce floor-guide load and preserve operating clearance.

Technical note: confirm the final timber-floor installation requirement with the engineering team before publishing.