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Israeli Renovator Designs Sliding Door to Hide Electrical and Communication Cabinets in New Apartments
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First reported by Mako · 4 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli renovator created a custom sliding door to hide unsightly electrical and communication cabinets in new apartments, preserving access and enhancing design for under 900 shekels.
- 01Electrical and communication cabinets in new Israeli apartments disrupt modern design aesthetics.
- 02A custom sliding door solution was developed to conceal these cabinets while maintaining access.
- 03The door measures 80x265 cm, uses birch plywood, and costs under 900 shekels in materials.
- 04Installation requires mounting wooden beams and sliding rails, taking about two days.
- 05The sliding door saves space compared to traditional hinged doors and integrates with interior design seamlessly.
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