Flush Frames for Frameless Doors

A flush door frame is a concealed or minimally visible frame installed so the door and surrounding wall present a continuous visual plane. It is commonly used with frameless interior doors to support a clean architectural aesthetic. The supplied systems are custom made and available with finished or paint-grade options, depending on project requirements.

Hidden door hinges are commonly called concealed hinges or invisible hinges. They are installed within the door and frame rather than exposed on the face, supporting the uninterrupted appearance associated with frameless doors. The complete kits offered for these systems include hidden hinges along with the invisible metal frame and noise-preventive sealant.

Hidden or frameless doors can be used to create a quiet, minimalist transition between rooms, offices, private areas, and feature walls. Designers may coordinate the door with surrounding paint-grade finishes or specify a custom color and size. They are also suitable for law firms, medical offices, high-end residential developments, and other refined interiors.

Frameless doors reduce visible framing and create a streamlined appearance that complements contemporary interiors. They can help designers coordinate doors with adjacent walls while preserving a refined visual layout. These systems also offer practical project benefits, including complete installation kits, custom sizing without requiring wall changes, and finished or paint-grade surface options.

The complete kit includes an invisible metal frame, hidden hinges, and noise-preventive sealant, providing the principal components needed for installation. Doors may be supplied finished or as paint grade, depending on the selected product and project specification. Final configuration, sizing, finish, and other requirements should be confirmed when requesting a quote.

Yes. The frameless door systems are identified as custom made and support custom sizing without requiring wall changes. Customers can also review a broad selection of colors and finishes, including finished and paint-grade options. Architects, designers, builders, and homeowners can request project-specific guidance and pricing based on the intended opening and interior application.