SMOOTH AND SILENT with Nover
Nover and Salice have collaborated to bring you the ingenious Salice EvoLift range – an exciting innovation in lift systems that blends functionality, style and smooth operation for modern homes. That’s right, the EvoLift range of flap and folding doors marries cutting-edge technology and timeless design to add form and function to kitchens and living spaces alike.
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The EvoLift flap door opening systems offer solutions for both single and folding door applications and ensure a seamless and silent motion every time. All systems are available with integrated soft-close or push-to-open technology, making accidentally slamming cabinetry doors a thing of the past. Compact in design yet strong in performance, EvoLift maximises internal storage space without compromising durability. EvoLift’s modern, linear profiles are complemented by neatly designed covers in tasteful colours and finishes. They are suitable for both wood-based and aluminium-framed doors.
Prefer bifold doors? The EvoLift folding door systems may be right for you. The EvoLift Bi-Fold Lift range offers two strength options, plus a highly adjustable mechanism that simplifies installation and enhances versatility. With just a single system on one side of the cabinet, most doors can be lifted with smooth, controlled precision. Best of all, this system offers a wide range of adjustments compatible with wooden and aluminium framed doors and has neatly designed covers in white or titanium finish.
Engineered to impress and designed for performance, the Salice EvoLift range is available in Australia now through Nover.
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