FLESSYA - Традиционное паннографирование с рельсами

The pantographing is enriched by a vertical engraving that extends to the bottom and top edges of the leaf.‎ The rail thus recalls the typical junction between uprights and crossbeams on solid wood doors.‎ The yellow gold paint or other colours outline the edges of the pantographing and the uprights.‎ Applied by hand over the lacquer, it lends naturalness to the door and embellishes it.‎ The antiqued finish instead is a totally manual process.‎ The wood surface is made uneven with a result that mimics the signs of ageing, especially highlighted at the corners, in the interstices and mouldings.‎  Pantographed doors: a traditional decorative engraving in classic form or reinterpreted with a contemporary twist.‎ Leaf - panelled, 44 mm thick  - solid toulipier perimeter structure - micro-perforated honeycomb interior - 8 mm mdf exterior panel Frame - slatted fir Architraves - poplar ply Finishes - smooth or open-pore lacquered Distinguishing features - five types of pantographing.‎ Glazed models without applied architraves, with inlays glass Further info from manufacturer on TRADITIONAL PANTOGRAPHING WITH RAILS FLESSYA