Explore aluminium door configurations for entrances, terraces and internal transitions. Compare accessible, folding, hinged, automatic and sliding arrangements to suit traffic flow, clear openings and the surrounding architecture.
Share your door schedule, opening dimensions, quantities and project location. Frame finishes, glazing, hardware and installation interfaces can then be coordinated for the proposed system.
Accessible aluminium entrance doors help coordinate clear passage, convenient operation and a low threshold for everyday building access. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Custom aluminium doors coordinate the opening style, panel arrangement and glazing with the design of each building entrance. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Aluminium bifold doors use connected panels that fold to the side, creating a generous connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Aluminium entry doors create a durable point of arrival with coordinated glazing, locks and entrance hardware. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Escape doors provide a planned route from occupied spaces and need hardware that matches the building evacuation strategy. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Aluminium French doors pair hinged leaves to form a balanced glazed opening with a broad passage when both leaves are open. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Automatic glass entrance doors combine powered movement and detection equipment to support convenient access at busy entrances. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Lift sliding doors raise the moving panel from its seals before sliding, helping large glazed panels operate along a horizontal track. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Aluminium sliding doors move parallel to the frame, connecting spaces while keeping the operating path clear of the floor area. Choose the frame finish, glazing and hardware around the opening dimensions and building requirements. Share your drawings and preferred arrangement for a coordinated proposal.
Pivot doors create an entrance around a vertical pivot axis rather than conventional edge hinges. A glass leaf and aluminium frame can frame a broad view while the offset pivot creates a distinctive opening movement. Plan the clear passage, door sweep, threshold and hardware together so the entrance suits the building and everyday use.
Pet access doors combine a full-height door with a dedicated low-level pet flap. This allows pets to move through a smaller opening while people use the main door normally. Plan the flap size and position alongside the main door layout, glazing, threshold and locking requirements.
Aluminium garden gates define an outdoor boundary with a framed single or double-leaf opening. Slatted layouts can balance visibility, privacy and the appearance of surrounding walls. The gate, posts, hinges, latch and ground clearance should be planned together for the site.
Aluminium louver doors combine a framed door leaf with a louvered infill for spaces that need an opening and an air path. They can be considered for utility enclosures, plant areas and service spaces. Blade arrangement, airflow, privacy and weather exposure should be reviewed for the application.
Aluminium screen doors provide an independent mesh door leaf for openings where airflow and insect screening are priorities. They can be coordinated with a separate main door or an adjoining fixed screen. Select the mesh, frame, hinges and closure around the intended use and access route.
A coordinated door schedule keeps design, procurement and installation aligned. Identify the opening dimensions, operation, finish, glazing and hardware for each location. Include the site conditions, access needs and applicable project requirements.
Compare the available door configurations and discuss the details early. Send your drawings and quantities for a coordinated project proposal.
A door is both a passage and an interface between spaces. The best starting point is how people will approach, open and move through it. A main entrance may need convenient everyday access, while a terrace opening may prioritise a wide connection and an uninterrupted view. Emergency exits, accessible routes and powered entrances introduce additional requirements that should be resolved before the frame is selected.
Start with the clear passage rather than the overall frame size. Hinged leaves need a swing zone; folding panels need a stacking area; sliding panels need sufficient track length and sill depth. A lift sliding arrangement also needs hardware that suits the moving glass weight. Mark fixed sidelights, active leaves and secondary leaves on the elevation so the intended operation is clear to everyone reviewing the proposal.
An entrance combines glass, frame, seals, hardware and fixing details. Two doors with similar appearances may behave differently because their size, glass build-up, locking arrangement or installation changes. Ask for performance information for the actual proposed system and configuration. Thermal and acoustic requirements should be stated clearly at the enquiry stage, together with exposure, building height and the relevant project criteria.
Resolve the threshold together with internal and external floor levels. A low transition may support access, but it still needs a defined drainage path and appropriate weather seals. Confirm the support beneath the track or sill, head structure, fixing zones and the adjoining waterproofing. For automatic entrances, coordinate power, sensors, access control and emergency operation before the equipment package is ordered.
Review how each opening will be used throughout the day. A folding system may benefit from a traffic leaf for routine passage. Paired French doors need a practical active leaf and a secure secondary leaf. Accessible doors require the clear opening, approach space and hardware operation to be checked as a complete arrangement. An escape door needs release hardware that matches the evacuation strategy; its name alone does not establish a fire rating.
Allow access to tracks, drains, seals and adjustment points. Keep sliding tracks clear of debris and clean drainage outlets so water can leave the sill as intended. Check hinges, rollers, closers and locks according to the selected hardware instructions. Powered doors need commissioning and ongoing servicing appropriate to their equipment. Maintenance access should be part of the design discussion, especially for large or frequently used entrances.
Send a door schedule with the opening reference, quantity, frame width and height, opening direction and required clear passage. Add drawings showing floor levels, adjacent walls and the intended panel arrangement. Include preferred colours, glazing, screen needs, locking or access-control requirements and the delivery location. Clear information lets the proposed configuration, documents and installation interfaces be reviewed before manufacture.