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Custom Teak Veneer Shelving System with Sliding Glass Door & Lacquered Cabinet
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Custom Teak Veneer Shelving System with Sliding Glass Door & Lacquered Cabinet

A made-to-order architectural shelving system combining teak veneer open shelves, a concealed structural steel frame, a ceiling-recessed sliding door track, and white lacquered base cabinetry.

Product Description

Designed as an integrated feature wall, the shelving is supported by a custom steel subframe securely anchored to a load-bearing wall. This concealed structure provides the strength required for the long floating shelves while preserving a clean, minimal appearance.

The shelving and sliding door frame are finished in natural teak real wood veneer. A frosted glass sliding door travels along a track recessed into the ceiling, allowing the door panel to move discreetly across the shelving wall. Handleless white lacquered cabinets below provide practical concealed storage.

Each system is made to order. Overall dimensions, shelf spacing, cabinet configuration, door size, veneer tone, lacquer color, and installation details are developed around the project site.

Key Features

  • Custom concealed steel support frame
  • Steel frame fixed to a structural load-bearing wall
  • Long floating shelves in teak real wood veneer
  • Teak veneer sliding door frame with frosted glass panel
  • Sliding track recessed into the ceiling
  • Handleless white lacquered base cabinets
  • Integrated open display and concealed storage
  • Made to order for residential and commercial interiors

Installation Requirements

This system requires a suitable load-bearing wall for the concealed steel frame. The sliding-door track must be coordinated and recessed into the ceiling before final installation. Site dimensions and structural conditions must be reviewed before production.

Ordering Note

Available by project inquiry.

Please provide wall dimensions, ceiling height, project location, structural wall information, preferred shelf layout, cabinet requirements, and any drawings or reference images. Final configuration, engineering, materials, pricing, delivery, and installation are confirmed before production.