The classic bracket has evolved, becoming invisible In times of difficult economic recovery, we often think about optimizing new solutions that well match the concepts of simplicity and cost-effectiveness. So it happens that from a simple concept, something extraordinary arises. Something extremely original, capable of rewriting all the rules. Terno Scorrevoli, increasingly engaged in the development of products that can be functional and aesthetically pleasant, has created Evolution, a sliding system for internal wood, which stands out from classic bracket systems. Evolution is the revolutionary sliding system for internal glass and wooden doors, born to come out from the traditional concept of the standard bracket, available with new Fluid dampers. The evolution system has a floor distance of only 1/4" (6 mm); it is equipped with a damping system in rubber which reduces significantly the noise level. Features Compared to traditional door bracket systems, Evolution revolutionizes the sliding unit concept in several ways. Evolution is a truly special patent system: its features make it interesting in every sense. Anyone who is looking for an enhanced door sliding system will be thrilled about this recessed sliding system. Fully Concealed Recessed FittingOne of the main features of this system is the lack of any visual impact. The system is designed to be completely concealed, including the option of a recessed ceiling rail. Reduced Upper/Lower GapIts peculiar structure allows the side positioning of the fastening and adjustment systems; in this way, there is only a 3/32" (2 mm) upper gap between the guide and the door and a 1/4" (6 mm) gap between the floor and the door. Noiseless With Anti-Bounce SystemThe bracket features an innovative anti-bounce system which, together with the air shock absorbers, allows a stable and soft stop of the door. Technical Data Width of the Door: 25 5/8" ÷ 63" (650 ÷ 1600 mm). Each system is designed for one door panel. Weight of the Door: 66 lbs ÷ 264 lbs (30 ÷ 120 kg) Installation Instruction Installation Instruction (millimeters) Fluid Technology Explained Learn more about the new era of sliding systems on our Fluid Technology page. Click here to explore.
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