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Glass room dividers
14 January 2011
The "Velaria" system made by Italy's Rimadesio company is a very elegant and high-tech glass sliding panel system. With its easy-to-use sliding door systems, these glass room dividers ensure natural daylight can flood rooms and yet different living areas can be kept separate.
The sliding door system makes use of different types of glass and different glass colors - from transparent via matt and satin to lacquered glass. Moreover, there are four different frame finishes available: "Alluminio", "Alluminionero", "Titano" and "Roveretintowengè.
www.rimadesio.it
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Glass room dividers
14 January 2011
Rimadesio's "Velaria" dividing wall system stands out for its successful combination of high-grade glass sliding panels with thin frames and fittings.
The "Velaria" system made by Italy's Rimadesio company is a very elegant and high-tech glass sliding panel system. With its easy-to-use sliding door systems, these glass room dividers ensure natural daylight can flood rooms and yet different living areas can be kept separate.
The sliding door system makes use of different types of glass and different glass colors - from transparent via matt and satin to lacquered glass. Moreover, there are four different frame finishes available: "Alluminio", "Alluminionero", "Titano" and "Roveretintowengè.
www.rimadesio.it
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