Those willing to install a veiled door in their attic can now entertain three options: Get one constructed on your own, buy a premade spinning bookcase from a regular wood-working firm or get home the precision hiding system from Creative Home Engineering. The firm states: “A thief can’t rob a room he can’t locate.” In order to ensure that your hidden door stay unseen, Creative Home Engineering provides a variety of contemporary hiding machines. Besides the availability of standard circling bookcase, sliding wall panels; the company also engages in development and designing of hidden doors from grandfather clocks, fireplaces, paintings, stairwells, and other household fixtures.

One of the solutions offered by them is that of a secreted door that doubles as a vault door, thereby shielding your valuables from wrong eyes. Retailed at $5-$250K, the presence of such furniture can give you a green signal to make pricey purchases.

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