The integration between door and wall lies at the heart of ECLISSE’s production. The Italian company develops
pocket door frames for sliding doors, flush-to-wall systems, and technical solutions for hinged openings. Founded in 1989 from Luigi De Faveri’s experience in metal carpentry, the company develops technical solutions conceived to integrate the door within the wall, optimizing spaces and contributing to the visual continuity of interiors. Its production includes
frames for masonry and plasterboard walls,
flush-to-wall systems,
hinged doors, and solutions dedicated to special openings, with a design approach focused on construction precision, ease of installation, and product durability.
Sistemi ECLISSE per porte scorrevoli e porte filomuro
The ECLISSE range addresses the residential, contract, and professional sectors with systems designed to meet different architectural and spatial distribution needs.
Pocket door frames for sliding doors make it possible to recover usable floor area by allowing the panel to disappear inside the wall, and are available for both masonry and plasterboard structures. The catalog includes solutions for single, double, telescopic, and mirrored doors, as well as systems developed for large openings and customized configurations. Among the most representative collections is
ECLISSE Syntesis, a line of flush-to-wall systems without jambs or architraves, designed to create coplanar surfaces and an essential architectural language. The range includes frames for sliding and hinged doors, as well as coordinated elements such as flush-to-wall skirting boards and closures for technical compartments.
ECLISSE Syntesis Line Extension, designed for mirrored sliding panels in wood or glass, is available for masonry and plasterboard walls and makes it possible to create wide, continuous openings. Alongside sliding systems, the company develops frames for
hinged doors distinguished by careful formal and technical research.
ECLISSE 40 proposes a solution with a flush-to-wall frame on one side and a splayed profile on the other, defined by a 40-degree inclination that creates a frame integrated into the wall. The surface can be painted in continuity with the wall or emphasized through contrasting finishes or coverings such as wallpaper. The project received the Red Dot Design Award 2020 and was selected for the ADI Design Index in the same year. Completing the production are systems such as
ECLISSE Telescopic and
ECLISSE Telescopic Double, developed to widen the passage through the parallel sliding of multiple panels within the same opening.
ECLISSE: history, technical research, and development of the door system
The company was founded in 1989, but its origins are linked to the metal carpentry business started by Luigi De Faveri in the 1960s. From this experience emerged a company specialized in the development of technical systems for doors, with particular attention to the frame, a structural element designed to be permanently integrated into the wall and therefore decisive for reliability and operating quality. Over the years, ECLISSE has progressively expanded its catalog, investing in the research of new construction solutions and in the refinement of production processes. Today the company has an articulated network composed of sales agencies, distributors, and subsidiaries operating in Italy and abroad. In parallel, its research activity has led to the development of numerous patents and technical solutions dedicated to the integration between architecture and building systems. These include the
Luce Systems, which allow switches and electrical points to be installed even in correspondence with the door’s sliding pocket. ECLISSE’s identity is based on the balance between technical functionality and aesthetic essentiality. The systems are designed to ensure robustness, inspectability, and ease of installation, while responding to requirements related to acoustic insulation, compatibility with different wall types, and application flexibility. Attention to production quality and product durability is also accompanied by a path oriented toward environmental sustainability and the achievement of technical and performance certifications consistent with the needs of contemporary architecture.
