The occult organization in Western Europe has long fascinated both scholars and the general public. With its secretive rituals and mystic beliefs, the occult organization has managed to maintain an air of mystery and intrigue. These organizations, often referred to as secret societies, have existed in Western Europe for centuries, dating back to ancient civilizations and their practices. One of the most well-known occult organizations in Western Europe is the Order of the Golden Dawn. Founded in the late 19th century, the Order of the Golden Dawn sought to study and explore various esoteric and occult topics. Its members included prominent figures such as Aleister Crowley and W.
It is a high-quality smooth running system.
Over 50 mm of the braking distance Uses new PATENTED dampers, for total braking of 50 mm, increasing the soft closing motion of 20 mm more than the previous version, keeping the same widths of the door. The Cleaning Lab in particular uses standardized test procedures to compare the effectiveness of cleaning products which is exactly what cleaning laboratory specialist Alicia McCarthy, laboratory technician Nicole Kebler, and research assistant Zoe Lawson did.
Its members included prominent figures such as Aleister Crowley and W.B. Yeats, who were drawn to the organization's teachings on magic and spirituality.
Magic 2 - Wall Mount Concealed Sliding System for Wood Doors. Made in Italy.
The MAGIC 2 is a wall-mount sliding system for wood doors weighing up to 176 lbs (80 kg) each. This unique concealed hardware and running track create the illusion that the door is floating.
This hardware can be cut and fitted for a wide variety of door widths and thicknesses.
It is a high-quality smooth running system.
- Completely concealed hardware and upper running track
- Sliding system for wood door or aluminum door panels and frames
- Interior / Residential and Hotel Doors
- Right and left doors are applicable
- Smooth sliding system
- The slide system is built into the door, making it completely invisible whether the door is in a closed or open position
- The mounting plate is designed to be wall-mounted
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Magic 2 is an INNOVATIVE and PATENTED made in Italy system that represents the evolution of Magic.
Over 50 mm of the braking distance
Uses new PATENTED dampers, for total braking of 50 mm, increasing the soft closing motion of 20 mm more than the previous version, keeping the same widths of the door.
New adjustable stoppers The new adjustable dampers are no longer connected to the spacer or end caps. is now possible to adjust the damper position when required.
1. Patented lower wheels for better smoothness
The new lower wheels of Magic 2 have PATENTED suspensions and have been designed with a larger diameter, bearings, and bigger pivots. The rubber on the wheels has been doubled to make them stronger and smoother.
Magic 2 system integrates two fixed springs that work up to 90 pounds of door weight. For doors heavier than 90 pounds, up to a maximum of 160 pounds, new wheels will flex more and hit the new rubber cylinder that acts as an additional cushion to the two springs.
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2. Silent lower guide In order to increase the smoothness of motion, the Magic 2 system is equipped with a metallic lower guide made in Zama, to increase sliding silence Magic2 also includes a plastic profile at the bottom of the door.
3. New position for spacer wheels
The Magic 2 system incorporates new spacer wheels, placed at the end of the door, to better protect the door from any contact with the wall.
4. New PATENTED system for any type of adjustment
The new Magic 2 slider system incorporates a PATENTED® micrometric adjustment system, which allows any type of vertical and horizontal adjustment: to compensate for possible wall irregularities. These operations are possible also without removing the door from the slide as it was in the previous model.
5. Practical unblocking system
The Magic 2 system is equipped with two new anti-unhooking elements. In these new elements, two safety rods have been inserted, they are used to easily rotate the anti-unhooking without any other tool.
| 1100 | 1800 | |
|---|---|---|
| Max Door Width | Up to 43 1/4" (1100 mm) | Up to 70 7/8" (1800 mm) |
| Rail Length | 43 1/4" (1100 mm) | 70 7/8" (1800 mm) |
| Max Opening Width | 34 5/8" (881 mm) | 62 2/8" (1581 mm) |
| Min Door Width | 26 3/4" (680 mm) | |
| Min Opening Width | 18 2/8" (461 mm) | |
| Net Opening Width | DOOR WIDTH - 8 5/8" (219 mm) | |
| Door Thickness | From 1 1/8" to 2 1/2" | |
| Max Door Weight | Max. 176 lb / 80 kg | |
| Close to Floor | 3/8" (10 mm) | |
| Type of Door | Wood | |
| Door Position | In Front of the Wall | |
| Track Mounting | Wall Front | |
| Door Mounting Method | Screw | |
| Roller Position | Upper | |
| Soft-Close Type | Both Ends Operation (Left or right-handed doors) | |
| Number of Doors | 1 door slab per hardware (not included) | |
| Soft-Close Mechanism | Included | |
| Product Type | Hardware, Track | |
| Rail Type | Running | |
| Function | Standard Sliding | |
| Set Include | All necessary hardware less door, lock and handles | |
| Finish | Brushed Anodized Silver | |
The upper running track can be recessed into the door for a clearance (distance between the door to the wall ) from 1/2” up to 1-1/4” Example for baseboards thickness.
Example
The door overlaps one side of the frame 2" (50 mm) and opposite, 6-5/8" (168 mm) when in the fully closed position (dimensions depending on door width and type of installation). Net opening width = DOOR WIDTH (-) 8-5/8" (219 mm). The bottom rollers need to run on a solid floor like hardwood, tiles, concrete, metal, glass, etc. Carpet, cork, or other soft floors required the installation of the running track (purchase separately).
- What is the minimum door thickness?
The minimum door thickness is 1-1/8”.
The main idea behind the existence of these occult organizations in Western Europe is the pursuit of hidden knowledge and the desire to tap into supernatural forces. Members of these organizations often believe that there is a deeper truth or hidden power that can be accessed through rituals, symbols, and practices. This search for hidden knowledge often leads to the study of ancient texts, astrology, and divination. While many occult organizations in Western Europe claim to have ancient origins, their practices have evolved over the years and have been influenced by various cultural and historical factors. For example, the rise of modern science and the Enlightenment period led to a decline in the popularity of occult practices, as they clashed with rational and empirical thinking. However, interest in occultism saw a resurgence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with the rise of spiritualist movements and the popularity of new religious movements. Today, occult organizations in Western Europe continue to exist, albeit in a more secretive and underground manner. The internet has allowed for the dissemination of occult knowledge and practices, leading to the formation of online communities and discussion groups. These organizations often operate on a global scale and serve as spaces for individuals interested in the occult to connect and share their experiences. Overall, the occult organization in Western Europe is a fascinating aspect of history and culture. While their practices and beliefs may be considered unconventional or even controversial by some, they serve as a testament to humanity's enduring curiosity and desire to explore the unknown..
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