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09-29-03, 02:18 PM

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I probably wasnt clear, sorry

I would like to build a wall that moves side to side so that I can hide my entertainment equipment . So all that you see when you enter the room is a plain wall, but then I could push a button andthe wall moves to one side revealing the entertainment system... Thank you

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09-29-03, 02:58 PM

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Where would the wall go? Into another wall? You could build a pocket door system with 2 pocket doors.

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