Like with playing cards, Jolly plays the role you want: wall and door, you will win the game against room.
Practical and functional, the falseframe Jolly allows you to share the space out without reducing it.
There is a trick in it somewhere but you cannot see it, because Jolly hides inside whatever brick or plasterboard wall. A little push is sufficient to make the door gently and silently slide inside, leaving the passage completely free.
Ideal also for the easiness of its installation, skilled labour is not necessary, not only do Jolly rationalize the house environment in new buildings, but also brilliantly solves the most complex exigencies of the renovations, making out spaces otherwise unusable.
The sturdiness of the structure, the perfection and the capacity of the sliding mechanism allow you to choose the door you prefer: single or double door, with plain panels or with mouldings or even with glazing bearings into relief.
Door and wall: with Jolly the game is done.

1   Upright 2   Braces to wall it up 3   End-run stop 4   Upper crosspiece 5   Suspension stirrup 6   Trolley capacity of 80   kg 7   Monorail 8   Box 9   Fine mesh net 10   Electrowelded metal   net 11   Anti-dust brush 12   Fastening stirrup 13   Lower guide

1   Box 2   Fastening bar 3   Fastening stirrup

The sliding mechanism, which joins in an ideal way stillness and load capacity, consists of an extruded monorail in anodized steel and of two four-wheel trolleys, with capacity up to 80 kg. Absolute stillness and softtness of movement are guaranteed by the central swinging brass articulation; the rotation is ensured by steel roller bearings.

Jolly can be plastered or inserted in plasterboard walls. Each version is available in two alternative thicknesses, capable to lodge every kind of door.

Jolly which can be plastered matches with finished brick walls 90 mm deep, with the possibility to lodge up to 55 mm of thickness, or with finished walls of 105 mm of depth, for doors up to 70 mm of thickness.

Also Jolly for plasterboard offers two opportunities, since it can be inserted in plasterboard walls respectively 100 and 125 mm deep, suitable to lodge doors which, in the first case, can be up to 55 mm thick, and, in the second case, up to 70 mm.

1   Box 2   Suspension stirrup 3   Trolley 4   Monorail 5   Upper crosspiece 6   Frame 7   Door 8   Lower guide