Lualdi Shoin Sliding Door

Description

The internal sliding door Shoin, designed by Dante Bonuccelli for Lualdi, is a glass panel system conceived for the creation of light, luminous internal partitions, where architectural function meets a refined spatial vision.Shoin interprets the division of space through an essential language inspired by the movable surfaces of traditional Japanese architecture. Sliding panels and fixed glass elements articulate interiors without interrupting visual continuity, encouraging a fluid and open perception of space. The glass panels are housed within a slim aluminum frame designed to sit flush with the glass on the external face of the composition, minimizing the visual presence of the structure and enhancing transparency. The system defines spaces within spaces while preserving a high level of natural light.From a technical perspective, the Shoin sliding panel door features a 50 mm thick panel and can be configured in various sliding and fixed panel systems, with single or double tracks. Safety glass is set within an aluminum profile, while the track incorporates an advanced deceleration system and a height-adjustable trolley concealed from view. The handle is included. A flexible system designed to transform interior spaces into light, continuous glass architectures.