The working principle of invisible door locks mainly relies on special hardware accessories and designs to ensure the invisible effect and safety of the door.
The design of invisible doors aims to achieve the invisible effect of the door, that is, it is not easy to directly observe the shape, size, and style of the door after it is closed. To achieve this goal, invisible doors usually do not use traditional door handles and locks, but instead use special hardware accessories and technical means. Here are some key components and working principles for implementing the invisible door function:
- Collar: Collar is one of the key components of invisible doors, which allows the door to automatically close without a handle. To achieve this function, automatic closing devices such as spring hinges or door closers are usually used, which can provide appropriate resistance and buffering to ensure that the door is neither too tight nor too loose when closed, thus achieving the effect of automatic closing.
- Door lock: In order to maintain privacy and security, a lock needs to be installed inside the invisible door. In order to maintain the invisibility of the door, the lock should be single-sided, meaning that only the interior has a lock and knob, and there are no visible locks or handles on the exterior. This design allows the door to be locked when needed while maintaining external cleanliness and invisibility.
- Automatic closing device: In addition to hinges, other automatic closing devices such as door closers may also be used, which are installed at the door and set by automatic springs. Each time the door is opened and the hand is released, the door can automatically close, thus maintaining its invisible state.
Through these special hardware accessories and technological means, invisible doors can achieve their design purpose while maintaining aesthetics and functionality - the door is almost invisible when not needed, and can be easily opened and used when needed.