Steel doors
Steel-framed doors
A steel-framed door combines a door with a frame of thin steel profiles and glass. It separates two rooms but lets light and sight through, so that a hallway, kitchen or study does not feel closed in.
Overview
Door and frame in steel and glass
The frame can consist of a door alone, or of a door with fixed side panels and a transom that together form a glass wall. The division with glazing bars determines how the surface reads: calm with few panes, or graphic with a fine grid.
The glass is chosen for the view that is wanted. Clear glass keeps the rooms visually connected; tinted or textured glass gives more privacy without taking away the light.
Every frame is made to the size of the opening. The junction with the floor and the wall is settled in advance, so that the steel sits tight against the finish around it.
- Slender steel profiles
- Door, side panels and transom in one design
- Glass clear, tinted or textured
- Glazing bar layout of your choice
- Made to the size of the opening
Applications
Suited to
- Between kitchen and living room
- Hallways and corridors
- Studies
- Offices and reception areas
Technical information
- Profile
- Slender steel profile, division per design
- Configuration
- Single or double door, with or without side panels and transom
- Glass
- Safety glass; clear, tinted or textured
- Finish
- Coated steel, colour by arrangement
- Sizing
- Measured to the size of the opening
- Lead time
- Depending on design and configuration
Values are indicative. The final specification is determined per project, based on the situation on site, the intended use and the choices made.
Showroom
See it in person.
Material, colour and detail can only be judged at full scale. In the showroom we lay out samples, fabrics and profiles side by side, under changing light.
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