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Contact UsModern sliding Japanese doors are rarely made of washi paper due to the fact that the traditional materials do not provide complete sound insulation. Nowadays manufacturers offer various models featuring wood and glass which are more suitable and offer better insulating properties and lower maintenance.
Contact UsOur collection of 7 foot (84") Japanese style sliding doors, traditionally called shoji doors in Japan, has been very popular: we believe due to the excellent quality wood, the thick, robust design, the appealing variety of wood stains and art print shades, and comparatively low prices of these sliding interior doors
Contact UsThe Shoji Sliding Door Kit – Single Sided found at overstock.com runs about $659.00 and the Euro Shoji Sliding Door found at tatamiroom.com is double sided and runs about $675.00. These contemporary closet doors are the perfect replacement doors for a closet or as a partition and are very similar with the exception of one being single sided and the other double sided.
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Contact UsSliding glass doors – Sliding glass doors are contemporary version of early Japanese doors with Shoji or Fusuma panels. Since their introduction in Europe, they have played a significant role in modernist architecture and design.
Contact UsContemporary Custom designs made to order. Shoji has taken the knowledge and expertise gained through specialising in Traditional Japanese screens and doors, applying that same understanding to modern designs to create elegant pieces to suit any space. Perfect for a home filled with modern décor or a rustic weekender.
Contact UsIn modern Japan, it is fairly common to have garasu-do (all-glass sliding doors) on the outside of the engawa (veranda under the eaves), and translucent shoji on the inside, especially in cold climates. A layer of paper shoji behind a layer of glass helps to insulate the house.
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