How does this door work

[Anonymous No.1187137]

Can anyone show me an example of a product that matches the working mechanics of the pivoting point near his hand when he opens it

[Anonymous No.1187157]

How it works is obvious, just watch each hinge point one at a time.

No product I know of uses this setup because it offers no functional advantages and is clearly a pinch hazard if you don't hold it properly when operating. Take your time to study it.

It's very cool art but not good for a security door because it isn't particularly strong.

[Anonymous No.1187158]

>>1187137
Not very well, unless it's to keep out elephants. Even then they could probably breach the weakened hinge points.

[Anonymous No.1187164]

Would have to be some sort of multi-axis hinge, most likely custom fabricated for the application.

Or possibly just a ball joint, which would be simpler.

[Anonymous No.1187166]

>>1187164
How I'd do it

[Anonymous No.1187297]

>>1187166
You mean like the one in OP's video? How ingenious...

[Anonymous No.1187307]

this might help

[Anonymous No.1187311]

>>1187157
>clearly a pinch hazard
>isn't particularly strong
More importantly than that, you can't even close it from the inside.

[Anonymous No.1187435]

>>1187157
The other significant problem is that it can only be used in a 2:1 ratio opening. A standard 80-inch height interior door in this style has to be 40-inches wide to work this way. And you then need an additional 40-inch of wall for it to "open" over that doesn't include any outlets or switches that it would collide with.

So it has all the negatives of a pocket door while having a very fixed size.

[Anonymous No.1187456]

>>1187137
das sexy

Wonder how it will stand up to the 6,000,000 mph winds we get round bouts here.

[Anonymous No.1187717]

>>1187297
OP asked how the door worked you shitposting dick-for-brains. fucking christ why is everyone on 4chan a teenager trying to LE EBIC BTFO someone?