Doors : Part 1> Door maker & Sliding door

This Doors Section have a few parts. Since i do not have all the info & to make it bite size, i'll spilt to a couple of post.

Engaging Contatdecor
We had read much about Contat from this bliss&dream renoblog and later found the their blog thru renotalk forum. This company have been around for many years [since 1975]

Anyway, long story short, we had done our research & order some 8 doors from them.

6 swing wooden doors, [master, dresser, store, guest, common bath, laundry],
1 wood sliding for master toilet & 1 bi-folding Aluminium for kitchen toilet.

The wooden doors are Flushed with veneers. Unfortunately we are not able to bring the colours of the veneers selected & had forgotten to take a photo of the sample. will update this when the door comes next week. Look out for later post

Kitchen toilet which was also the maid toilet is small and will have direct water splashing on the door if [ever] showering. Look out for later post

Sliding Doors
While Master bath have to be done in sliding as there are not opportunity to do swing due to space constrain. However, i think its cool to share this great gadget with you guys cos i think is solves many peoples problems.

This Japanese sliding system is really practical for those who have Sliding doors in Air-condition areas. Like my example master toilet, my toilet windows will be open for ventilation, so if my sliding door would to roll open during the night, there could be much air-con leakage. This NISIN CLiQ system have a Snap device that Holds the door securely in closed or open position when so that it will never been half open or close.

Taken from Contatdecor.blogspot

Sliding Track : NISIN CLiQ system 

 

When it comes to door gadget, Our crew in Contat are always very excited to test & share systems with everyone. NISIN CLiQ system is a revolutionary system, designed in Japan, that uses a special CLiQ mechanism to keep door securely close or open. This sliding system can solve common problems like air-conditioning leakage caused by gaps in sliding door when doors rolls back.