| Aluminum alloy | 6063-T5 Thermal-break |
| Glass | Double glass: 5+12A+5mm; 6+12A+6mm; etc. |
| Single glass: 6mm; 8mm; 10mm; 12mm; 19mm | |
| Laminated glass: 8.76mm; 10.76mm; etc. | |
| Surface | Powder coating, Anodized, Electrophoresis |
| Wood Grain, Polish, Wood-grain | |
| Flyscreen | Stainless steel security mesh |
| Fiberglass flyscreen, Retractable flyscreen | |
| Hardware | German Hopo hardware |
The elements or sashes are supported and hinged to a mullion. At the bottom, the mullion is supported by a roller mechanism that slides along with the sill profile, while at the top, the mullion is guided by another roller mechanism.
There are several possible combinations of elements and opening sashes.
Multipoint locking systems provide an added layer of security to your front and back doors. Multipoint locks extend most, if not the full height of the door and have multiple locking points along the edge of the door.
The extra locking points strengthen your home’s security by providing a tighter seal along the length of the door, top-to-bottom. This compression also makes the door more weathertight than a standard door, which makes it more energy efficient.
With a standard locking system, your primary lock is in the center, usually a single deadbolt. In that case, the top and bottom of the door don’t have integrated locks which leaves the door more vulnerable to a break-in.