ᐅ Flush interior doors without visible door frames?

Attention, the door is flush only on one side... which means that the side opening inward into the room looks like a regular door from the outside, right?
So a nice flush hallway door, as you would typically see in designer door catalogs, isn’t really possible unless the doors open outward...

Is that correct, or am I mistaken?
Best regards, GD

Gerddieter schrieb:

Attention, the door is flush only on one side... so the one opening inward into the room looks like a normal door from the outside, right?
So a nice flush corridor door as you see in door designer brochures, for example, basically isn’t possible unless the door opens outward...

Is that correct or am I mistaken?
Best regards, GD

Yes, that is correct. This is only done on the “visible” side.

Andik81 schrieb:

Today we looked at fully flush doors from the company Herholz. The model is Piur U-Design. The price per door is about 1,400 euros plus installation roughly 700 euros each.

We also have doors from Herholz… unit price about 270 euros plus installation 85 euros each (plus VAT). Sorry… I would never spend that much when there are nice, more affordable alternatives. Attention to detail can really get expensive.

Steffi33 schrieb:

We also have doors from Herholz… unit price about 270 EUR plus installation 85 EUR each (plus VAT). Sorry… I would never spend that much in my life when there are nice, more affordable alternatives. Attention to detail can really get expensive.

Are the doors flush-mounted? Or are they classic framed doors?

Andik81 schrieb:

Are they flush-mounted? Or are these doors with a traditional frame?

Of course not…
Traditional door frame..
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Steffi33 schrieb:

Of course not…
Classic frame..
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Flush-mounted doors are already available in the Baseline series from Hörmann for 449 euros. The additional cost compared to a classic door is not that high. Wall-mounted doors are, of course, pure luxury.