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Flush hinged doors

THE SAME FAMILIAR GESTURE, IN A DOOR THAT BLENDS INTO THE WALL.

Ermetika flush hinged doors bring the flush-to-wall effect wherever a traditional opening is needed. The leaf opens by pushing or pulling and, once closed, aligns perfectly with the wall: no jambs, no architraves, just a thin line that outlines the passage. Every flush hinged door can be installed in masonry and plasterboard walls and finished like the wall around it, for total, uninterrupted continuity. From the Absolute Swing model, also in full-height and sloped-ceiling versions, to the reversible xREVERx range, you will find the right solution for every room, in the spirit of Ermetika flush doors.

Porta battente filo muro elegante, perfettamente integrata nella parete, ideale per un design minimal moderno. Porta di colore beige. Porta battente filo muro elegante, perfettamente integrata nella parete, ideale per un design minimal moderno. Porta di colore beige.
Absolute Swing

Flush hinged door system

Doppia porta battente filo muro reversibile su stessa parete. La porta a sinistra si apre verso di noi, la porta a destra si apre verso l'esterno. L'ambiente è moderno e la parete di riferimento comprese le porte è di colore verdone scuro tendente al grigio. Doppia porta battente filo muro reversibile su stessa parete. La porta a sinistra si apre verso di noi, la porta a destra si apre verso l'esterno. L'ambiente è moderno e la parete di riferimento comprese le porte è di colore verdone scuro tendente al grigio.
xREVERx

Flush reversible hinged door system

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xREVERx Total White

Flush reversible hinged door system

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xREVERx XL

Flush reversible hinged door with 2400 mm height

FLUSH HINGED DOOR: PUSH, PULL OR REVERSIBLE

FLUSH HINGED DOOR: PUSH, PULL OR REVERSIBLE

The first step in choosing your flush hinged door is the opening direction. In the push version the leaf opens into the room, in the pull version towards you: the choice depends on how you use the space and on which side you want the door perfectly flush with the wall. If you would rather leave the decision until the last minute, xREVERx lets you reverse both opening direction and handing by turning the frame during installation.

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What flush doors are
Flush doors are designed to integrate into the wall without leaving a trace: no jambs, no architraves, only continuous, clean surfaces that amplify the perception of space. Ermetika has been producing flush door systems for over 35 years, offering sliding and hinged solutions compatible with plaster and plasterboard walls, in standard and non-standard sizes. A choice that meets the needs of those who want to design modern, orderly, and visually coherent environments, in new construction as well as renovation.
Invisible or striking design: choose the finish
The flush door can vanish into the wall or become its most refined detail. Painted in the same colour as the wall, it guarantees absolute visual continuity; lacquered in a RAL colour or covered with wallpaper, it instead becomes an architectural element that defines the style of the room. This freedom of personalisation — combined with the availability of laminate wood doors and bespoke finishes — makes Ermetika flush doors suitable for any interior design project, from the most minimalist to the most contemporary.
A coordinated system, considered in every detail
Choosing Ermetika flush doors means accessing an ecosystem of products designed to work together. Absolute Smart invisible access panels conceal technical compartments while maintaining aesthetic continuity with the walls. The Absolute Rush skirting board eliminates any protrusion at floor level, completing the system from top to bottom. The result is an environment where every constructive element disappears, leaving room for architecture and light and where quality is perceived even in what remains unseen.

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Finishing for your frameless door: How to choose the ideal one

Flush or traditional hinged door: why choose it


A flush hinged door opens exactly like a traditional door, but it completely changes the way you perceive the room. Without jambs or architraves, the wall becomes a continuous surface again: the passage reads only as a thin cut, and the door blends with the colours, wallpapers and finishes of the room. That is why people often talk about a hinged door without a frame, even though the frame is actually there: it simply stays hidden in the wall.

Compared with a sliding door, a hinged door needs no counterframe occupying the wall next to the opening, and offers an immediate gesture and good sound insulation. Compared with a classic door, it eliminates frames and projections, makes cleaning easier and leaves more freedom for furnishing.

A flush hinged door works in every room of the home: in bedrooms and studies it ensures privacy and quiet, in bathrooms it pairs with locks, in the living area it can become a full-height door that elongates the wall. And if the goal is to hide a storeroom or a walk-in wardrobe, the flush leaf blends into the wall until it disappears.

It is also one of the most requested solutions for a plasterboard wall with a hinged door, in both new builds and renovations, where it lets you redesign spaces quickly and cleanly.

How to choose the right flush hinged door


To choose the most suitable flush hinged door, start from the wall: masonry or plasterboard, and its thickness. Then define the opening direction, push or pull, remembering that the flush side changes depending on your choice, and consider whether you need the flexibility of a reversible model such as xREVERx, which lets you change your mind even while work is under way, without replacing the door.

Next, consider the height: a standard leaf, a full-height door or a version for sloping ceilings. Finally, think about the finish, painted like the wall for an invisible effect or customised with RAL colours, wallpaper or microcement. To complete the project, pair it with the Absolute Rush flush skirting board and Absolute Smart access panels.

Accessories matter too: concealed hinges keep the leaf surface clean, the Silentia soft-close system guides the door shut without slamming and magnetic locks keep visible elements to a minimum. If the door separates the sleeping area, choose a model with good sound insulation.

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