Hide the navigation is to slow

We designed different Landingpages for internal web presentation (intranet). The option "hide navigation panel" to hide the directory structure on landingpages is active but the result is not acceptable (statement from management). When the landingpages are loading, first you can see the navigation panel until it dissappears after a few seconds. Management decided, that this is too slow. If we can't get it faster (so that the navipanel dissappears immediately) vibe will not be established as intranetsolution. Any suggestions (perhaps tuning-parameters or something to speed it up / hide it completely)?

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