Chosen by eye, built to the millimetre
A door is the one thing in a room you touch every day and look at from both sides. So the finish is chosen from a real swatch, not a name in a dropdown, and the size is your opening, not the nearest standard. Pick the glass, set the frame color to the RAL on your drawing, and the door is built to that spec.
Fifty-five glass finishes span clear and lightly textured through frosted, smoked, bronze, and solid tints, so the same door can read open in a study and private in a bathroom without changing the frame.
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Every door is made to your exact opening. Pick a standard preset to start, or type your own width and height in millimetres. There is no nearest-catalog-size compromise, the door is built to the number on your drawing.
Fifty-five, across four collections, from ultra-clear and frosted through smoked grey, bronze, European grey, and solid tints. Each finish is shown as a swatch so you choose by eye. Clear and lightly textured finishes read decorative, while frosted and satin finishes give privacy.
Yes. Frame color is specified by RAL number, the way an architect calls it out. Pick from the common blacks, bronzes, and whites, or type any RAL number for a custom finish.
A partition is a floor-to-ceiling run of fixed glass that divides a space while keeping the light, with an optional swing or sliding door built into the line. You set the bay count and whether it carries a door. Doors are single openings: swing, sliding, pocket, or barn.
Your spec sends for a written quote, usually back within two business days. Nothing is charged now. We confirm the buildable size for your finish and frame, then the door is built to measure and delivered, shipping and customs included.