Utilize your existing fusuma frame as it is! We will provide support with high cost performance.
This product is a renovation door that can be used with your existing fusuma or shoji frames (thresholds) as they are. It fits into the existing fusuma frame without the need for construction, so you only need to install it when it arrives, saving you time and costs. Additionally, it can easily enhance the quality of your space, potentially increasing occupancy rates and rental prices, and may even lead to zero vacant rooms. Why not change the atmosphere of your room with a high-quality door made from olefin sheet? 【Features】 ■ Fully customizable sizes ■ Reliable surface material ■ Choose from various designs and colors ■ Selectable handles ■ Resin panel that allows gentle light to pass through *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Dimensions ・DH: Up to 2,120mm ・DW: Up to 920mm ■Surface Material: Olefin sheet plywood ■Edge: Tape applied ■Handles ・ST Silver Fujito handle (105) ・ST, SG Fujito handle (105) ・ST Amber Fujito handle (105) ■Rollers: Adjustable flat rollers, horizontal adjustment adjuster *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Our company mainly engages in the new construction and repair work of fusuma (sliding doors), closets, wooden fixtures, and more. In our own factory, skilled craftsmen carefully and wholeheartedly manufacture fixtures such as fusuma, shoji (sliding paper doors), and doors, one by one. We offer a variety of products for traditional Japanese rooms, including Japanese fusuma, aluminum fusuma, honeycomb fusuma, and living room fusuma. We also have a wide selection of wooden shoji, aluminum shoji, and fixtures for Western-style rooms. Please leave all your fixture needs to us.
