Clear view
A clear pane maintains a distinct visual connection between the two rooms.
OPTIONS / GLASS
Light and privacy.
Compare glass for steel-framed doors and screens: clear, decorative, fluted and opal glass, as well as mirrors. We confirm the choice for each specific project.
EXPLORE THE GLASS TYPESUNDERSTANDING THE OPTIONS
From an unobstructed view to a fully reflected one.
Depending on the glass selected, the view beyond may remain clear, become more diffuse or distorted, or give way to a reflection. We confirm the solution for the specific structure and project.
Softened view
Textured or matte glass reduces the visibility of what lies beyond.
Reflection
Mirror replaces the view with a reflection of the interior and becomes part of its composition.
GLASS TYPES
Compare the glass types.
The photographs show the appearance and texture of each material, and how it interacts with light. Choose the glass that suits your interior and the desired level of privacy.
GLASS IN THE SPACE
Texture revealed by light.
In this project, vertical fluting reduces the visibility of what lies beyond while allowing light to pass through. This solution works particularly well in entrance lobbies, allowing light into the space without exposing the interior.
PRODUCTS
Five ways to open up or divide a space.
Each type can be used on its own or as part of a larger structure with fixed side and overhead panels.
Hinged doors
Single- or double-leaf. Standalone or set within a larger structure.View the solution ↗
Sliding doors
They slide along a wall or a larger structure.View the solution ↗
Pivot doors
They rotate around an offset axis and open in both directions.View the solution ↗
Bi-fold doors
The panels fold to the side to open up the doorway.View the solution ↗
Fixed glass partitions
Divides the space without opening door panels.View the solution ↗Choose glass for your project.
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