This is a video showing the automatic sliding door I built in my house. It is powered by air, it is fully enclosed in the wall, and it has the appearance of a standard interior door.
Air-powered Star Trek style door
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Air-powered Star Trek style door
Air-powered Star Trek style door
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Re: Air-powered Star Trek style door
Make it so Number One
Although nice, it would've been cooler if he put a motion sensor on it so that way you wouldn't have to push the button to open it.
Although nice, it would've been cooler if he put a motion sensor on it so that way you wouldn't have to push the button to open it.
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Re: Air-powered Star Trek style door
A motion sensor would be cool, but would suck if it is a door that you walk by frequently
Re: Air-powered Star Trek style door
Quite elaborate for one door of the house. It would be annoying to have a bunch of doors like that in a hallway, especially with motion sensing.
Re: Air-powered Star Trek style door
It would be fun to have a camera set up when guest first walk throughhark wrote:Quite elaborate for one door of the house. It would be annoying to have a bunch of doors like that in a hallway, especially with motion sensing.