Concealed doors – are they worth the extra effort?
I've been seeing more concealed doors in reno pics and they look so sleek—like the door just disappears into the wall. Thinking of doing one or two in my hallway. But are they hard to install? Do they close properly long-term? Anyone have them and can share honest thoughts?
22 Views
Concealed doors are awesome once installed—they create this super clean, architectural feel and make rooms look bigger. Mine have been in for over a year with no issues; they close smoothly and the hidden hinges don't sag. The trick is getting a pro for framing if you're not experienced, because tolerances are tight. I went with a few from this site after comparing options—they have good explanations and pics of the invisible frame system: concealed doors Prices were fair for the quality, and it was worth it for the wow factor. Pair with matching wall paint and it's almost invisible when closed. Highly recommend for modern/minimal spaces.