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Argent Alu: invisible integration of doors
perfectly in line with the wall, without any door frame nor hinge being visible. This argenta® invisidoor® DL is standard supplied with a magnetic lock, a seal around the frame absorbing door closing impact and the invisible adjustable hinges type argenta® invisible neo. The argenta® invisible neo, made of zamak, is
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available in 3 versions. The compact S-5-version is suitable for doors with a minimal width of 35 mm and a weight up to 80kg, while the M-6-version is made for doors with a width of minimum 40 mm and a weight up to 100kg. In order to meet the requirements of the market, Argent Alu also developed the L-7-version, which is ideal for doors with a minimal width of 50 mm and a weight up to 150kg.
It doesn’t matter in which direction the door
opens, the argenta® invisible neo is always suitable. Furthermore, there are no screws visible, which allows a clean integration. The Easy-Hook® system allows installation and setting by a single person. After installation, the height, width and depth are easily adjusted (3 dimensionally) without having to dismantle the door or the hinge. 01622 754 123
www.rensonuk.net
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hanks to the invisible door frame argenta® invisidoor® DL of Argent Alu, a part of the RENSON Group, the door closes
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