Choose a door by its movement within your space as well as its appearance. Explore how six systems work and consider the solution that suits your plan alongside our collections.
01/ DOOR SYSTEM
Solid door
An uninterrupted surface, a calm transition. A solid door presents the model's lines and material character as a whole.
Where does it work?
Bedrooms, studies and interiors where visual privacy comes first.
Before you choose
Consider the opening direction, leaf movement and distance from furniture together. Confirm sound and other performance expectations against the selected product's technical information.
Make room for light between spaces. The position and proportions of the glass form part of the door's design language.
Where does it work?
Living rooms, kitchens and corridors where shared light is welcome.
Before you choose
Define transparency, privacy and safety needs. Assess how visible silhouettes remain through a frosted-glass sample under different lighting conditions.
A narrower secondary leaf accompanies the main leaf. One opening serves both everyday use and occasions that need a wider passage.
Where does it work?
Living-room entrances and interior passages that occasionally need a wider opening.
Before you choose
Confirm the proportions of the main and secondary leaves, the clear opening and the secondary leaf's fixing details. Check the movement space for both leaves.
Two leaves form a balanced composition within one opening, extending the model's lines across a wider surface.
Where does it work?
Wide living-room openings, connected living spaces and interiors calling for a distinctive entrance.
Before you choose
Determine leaf widths, opening directions, handle positions and closing sequence together. Confirm opening dimensions and hardware for the individual project.
