A stylish DIY sliding door Cubo with minimalist look

Assembling your own sliding door with Intersteel

The trend of minimalist interiors with industrial accents can be seen in many homes. There is also the need to separate spaces or save space. This can now be realized in style by consumers themselves with the DIY (do-it-yourself) sliding door Cubo, which combines a clean look with high quality.

The DIY sliding door Cubo fits into any interior and can be used in a variety of places. It stylishly closes off a room but takes up little space itself. For example, the sliding door can be placed between the hall and the living room, as a separation between living and dining room or to separate a walk-in closet or walk-in closet. Executed with black aluminum profiles, the sliding door has a sleek, industrial look. And because the DIY sliding door Cubo is fitted with glass - either transparent or frosted - the light falls through, giving the room an open atmosphere.

In Intersteel's range, the DIY sliding door Cubo is a new addition. The door consists of a black aluminum profile and four glass panels that are easy to assemble. It is available in four variants: a door of 215 cm height or one of 235 cm height, with transparent glass or with frosted glass. This tempered glass is 6 mm thick. The door is 98 cm wide and 2.8 cm thick. It comes with the Basic steel suspension system, which has a matte black powder coating. For a good guiding of the sliding door, the included door stoppers, spacers and the floor guide are provided. Naturally, this complete DIY set is offered including mounting materials and comprehensive assembly instructions.

About Intersteel
Intersteel is a manufacturer of stylish door and window hardware with matching accessories. Intersteel understands the art of linking modern technologies to elegant design. For each home style there is a product line that adds an extra element to the interior. The products fit many interior styles and tastes: Modern & Sleek, Country & Classic or Vintage & Retro. The lines, both in collaboration with leading architects in the field of interior-related products, and designed in-house, give doors and windows a completely unique finishing touch. Perhaps inconspicuous to many, but present in an atmosphere-supporting way every time. For more information visit www.intersteel.nl