Systems
Wall & Door
Lualdi’s innovative Wall&Door is a door system made up of modular panels and doors.
Doors, Shoin Sliding door
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Description
Lualdi’s Shoin door draws its inspiration from the light and dynamic surfaces that can be found in traditional Japanese houses.
The Shoin door system consists of sliding doors in glass (either one or two track) and fixed panels that act as walls.
The panels that connect the doors are mounted in a narrow aluminum frame, which is perfectly aligned with the outer side of the door system.
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...Read moreLualdi’s Shoin door draws its inspiration from the light and dynamic surfaces that can be found in traditional Japanese houses.
The Shoin door system consists of sliding doors in glass (either one or two track) and fixed panels that act as walls.
The panels that connect the doors are mounted in a narrow aluminum frame, which is perfectly aligned with the outer side of the door system.
Register to download free 3D models and 3D textures.
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BIM File for Autodesk Revit - RFA
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Wood for 3ds Max
Basic Glossy Lacquer for any software
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Wood for any software
Wood for 3ds Max
Wood for any software
Basic Glossy Lacquer for 3ds Max
Basic Glossy Lacquer for any software
Basic Matte Lacquer for 3ds Max
Materials for Revit
General catalog 2011
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