Gliss Master Start

The GLISS MASTER START door with its linear plan makes it conceivable to make arrangements with hinged, sliding or flush sliding doors.‎ All sorts of openings have safeguards to work with opening and closing.‎ Gliss Master is an ecosystem.‎ The environment planned by Belgian planner Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C, redefines the idea of the uniquely crafted wardrobe.‎ Patented innovation, rich finishes and numerous customisation prospects are combined in a family comprising doors, containers and architect walk-in wardrobes in which different dazzling materials make sanely defined, eye-catching spaces.‎ The fundamental idea of the Gliss Master assortment becomes obvious in the subtleties: innovative break hinges with no apparent components, new interior hardware (shoe racks, shirt holders, tie holders) and a liquid sliding framework because of the innovative attractive dampers are only a couple of the stars of this huge, complex collection.‎ There is a wide selection of wardrobes, walk-in wardrobes and doors: Gliss Master Window includes an expelled aluminum and precious stone edge, while Niche offers a modern handle incorporated into the thickness of the door.‎ The Skin door is completely clad in eco skin: the surface elements square examples, while the disguised hinges have dampers and the handles are produced using pewter or clad in eco skin.‎ The Gliss Master Grip handle, then again, is applied straightforwardly to the side of the door: here, the sliding framework is critical, with programmed coupling when open or closed.‎ The Gliss Master Glass doors, made with 180° hinges incorporated into the side – a Molteni&C restrictive – present an expelled aluminum outline with 4 mm thick crystal.‎ Gliss Master Deep has a distinctive implicit handle and, as different models seen above, hinges with dampers, the Molteni Design Team has advanced the specially crafted and originator wardrobe assortment with Start doors, whose handles are fastened to the front.‎ This applies to A Filo, made of wood and glass, and Blade, which flaunts a full-tallness handle.‎