Steel-framed doors
Door and frame in steel and glass
Steel doors
Slender lines between two rooms.
A steel door with glass separates two rooms without holding back the light. The thin profile draws a line through the interior, and the glass keeps the room behind it in view.
Principles
What a steel door has to do.
A steel door is both a passage and a wall. It determines how two rooms relate to each other: open and connected, or separated while keeping sight and light.
The division of the profile, the choice of glass and the way the door swings are decided per opening. We look at the size of the opening, the floor and the wall around it, and how both rooms are used.
Light
Glass in a slender profile lets daylight further into the home.
Division
Glazing bars, side panels and transoms set the rhythm of the surface.
Glass
Clear, tinted or textured, depending on how much view is wanted.
Finish
The colour of the steel is matched to the hardware and the interior.
Junctions
The floor, wall and ceiling around the opening are coordinated in advance.
Made to measure
Every door is made to the size of the opening it goes into.
Steel doors
What we supply
Steel doors and frames for the interior, made to the size of the opening.
Coherence
A door belongs with the floor and the wall.
A steel door rarely stands on its own. The pivot of a pivot door is set into the floor, a frame meets the wall, and the line of the steel continues through the rest of the interior.
Because we also finish floors and walls, we coordinate those junctions in one plan: the height of the floor build-up, the reveal of the wall and the point where the steel meets the floor.
Showroom
Materials have to be experienced.
Colour, texture and the feel of a material only come through when you see and touch a surface in person.
Book an appointment and explore the possibilities. You are welcome to bring your floor plan or interior design.
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