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KENT concealed flush-to-wall door continuing a panelled wall
Doors · Concealed / Invisible Doors

Concealed, flush-to-wall doors that disappear

A trimless leaf that carries the wall finish — until you open it.
Overview

A concealed door sits flush with the wall and carries the same finish, so the opening disappears until it is used.

KENT achieves this with a trimless, plaster-in (filomuro) frame that ties into the plasterline with no visible architrave; fully hidden hinges; a balanced leaf that stays flat; and a magnetic or push latch with no visible hardware. The leaf can continue paint, veneer, lacquer or a wall-panel pattern across its face so the wall reads as one surface. It is one of KENT's signature details.

Trimless plaster-in frame of a concealed door
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What makes a door vanish

Four details remove every visual cue: a trimless plaster-in frame, hidden hinges, a continuous face finish, and a latch instead of a handle.

Trimless plaster-in frameNo architrave; ties into the plasterline
Hidden hingesNo visible pivot or knuckle
Continuous face finishPaint, veneer or panel across the leaf
Latch, not handleMagnetic or push, plane stays clean
Concealed door continuing a veneer feature wall
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Where it earns its place

Concealed doors keep a wall plane unbroken — ideal across feature panelling, in luxury suites for discreet service access, and in minimal interiors.

Feature walls & panellingDoor vanishes into the pattern
Suite & service accessDiscreet doors in luxury rooms
Minimal interiorsAn uninterrupted wall plane
Configurations

Concealed configurations

Painted to match, veneered to continue the wall, or built into panelling — push or with a discreet pull.

Specification

Concealed door — specification

FrameTrimless plaster-in (filomuro) aluminium frame
HingesFully concealed, adjustable
LatchMagnetic or push; optional discreet pull
FacePaint, veneer, lacquer or panel-matched
DirectionInward or outward
Max leaf size[ confirm W × H ]
Rating optionAcoustic / fire on request
FAQ

Questions specifiers ask

Does it open inward or outward?+
Concealed doors can be built to open either way; the frame and hinge set are specified to the wall and direction.
Can it match a veneer or panelled wall?+
Yes — the leaf face continues the wall's veneer, lacquer or panel layout so it reads as one surface.
Is hardware really invisible?+
Hinges are concealed and a magnetic or push latch replaces a visible handle; a discreet pull can be added if preferred.
Flush detailing depends on the wall build-up and plastering tolerance; junctions are coordinated with the site finish. Images are indicative until project photography is supplied.
Bespoke Woodcraft
Want the door to disappear?
Send the wall finish and the opening — we'll detail a flush, trimless door to match.
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