Just a quick update to this as we regularly get asked for this type of door; we specialise in luxury kitchen deign in Leamington, Stratford and Solihull, Warwickshire. Hafele is a good, steady system which has been around for a while now. More recently quality Italian manufacturer Salice have launched an upgraded system called Exedra - in brief it's the 'Rolls-Royce' of slide-and-hide retractable pocket kitchen doors. We recommend and wouldn't use another following our client feedback.

Alecia, We have done this before and are in the process of fitting another in exactly the same situation you describe; from a master bedroom through to dressing room. We have used Sugatsune hinges (http://www.sugatsune.co.uk/s.nl/sc.34/category.64349/.f), but Soss are another manufacturer. Matt Risinger has various examples on his YouTube channel (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkR9mQCjCOw). If your preference is for no handles you will need to consider a suitable door closer. Also, depending on which side the door is opening you may need to notch out the skirting to allow for the swing of the door. Additionally, since there will presumably be no architrave, the detail surrounding the junction between the plastered wall and door lining will need to be considered. The installation does require precision, and patience, and therefore it may not be a job for your builder, but instead require a carpenter. Please feel free to ask any further questions. Regards, Simon

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