Glass Doors
Glass Doors
What it Does?
A glass door is a type of door that incorporates glass panels as a significant or
predominant component of its design. Some of the glass doors designed with laminated
or tempered glass for added security. These doors are harder to break and, if broken, the
glass typically shatters into small, less dangerous pieces Common types and features of
glass doors are :-
Full Glass Doors
Primarily made of glass
with minimal framing or
structural elements.
They are used both interior
and exterior applications
and are known for their
transparency, allowing
natural light to pass
through and creating
sense of openness.
Glass Panels Doors
Have wooden or metal
frame with one or more glass
panels inserted within the
frame. These glass panels
can be clear, frosted and
reflective depending on the
level of privacy and
aesthetics.
Sliding Glass Doors
Are designed to slide
horizontally along tracks.
These are commonly used to
connect indoor and outdoor
spaces such as patios and
balconies creating seamless
transition between indoor
and outdoor living areas.
Swinging Glass Doors
Operates on hinges and can
swing inward or outward and
also 2-doors hinges on the
sides, typically open from
centre also known as French
doors. They are used for
interior and exterior entrances
and have a wide range of
design possibilities.
Pivot Doors
Have a unique hinge
mechanism that allows them
to rotate on a pivot point on a
central point rather than
traditional swing on side
hinges creating a striking and
modern design feature. They
are typically pivot on a
vertical axis, allowing for a
single point of rotation.
Folding Glass Doors
Also known as bi-fold doors,
consist of multiple panels
that fold and stack to one side
when opened. They are often
used to create large openings
between indoor and outdoor
spaces.