Tambour Door

A flexible door made of narrow wood slats or strips glued to a fabric backing that slides along a curved track, rolling up or to the side to open. Tambour doors are used on appliance garages, corner cabinet openings, and breadbox-style cabinets where a swinging door would be impractical. They save space, add visual interest, and provide full access to the cabinet interior when retracted.

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