Steel and glass doors with four panes of glass are a popular choice for those seeking a modern and visually appealing entrance solution. The steel frame ensures durability and security while adding a sleek, industrial touch to the design. The four glass panes divide the door into distinct sections, creating an intriguing visual pattern and allowing ample natural light to flood the interior. These doors are well-suited for contemporary spaces where transparency, style, and functionality are paramount, making a striking architectural statement.
available in custom sizes
Single Half-Arch
Single Full-Arch
Double Half-Arch
Double Full-Arch
Colors Available in Gloss Finish
Colors Available in Matt Finish
Handles
(sold separately)
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Glass Divided Lites
A lite refers to each separately framed piece of glass on a window or door. A mullion is the line that forms a division in a window or door and this division can either be a real, or simulated.
True Divided Lites(TDL): the glass on the window isn't a single piece, but multiple pieces separated by mullions that go through the glass.
Simulated Divided Lites (SDL): the glass is a large, single piece with mullions placed on top of the glass, but they don’t cut through it.
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FerroFinestra W75 TB
Ottostumm proudly presents its most recent innovation, the FerroFinestra W75 TB system. Distinguished by its sleek profiles and noticeable tactile texture, the W75 TB system represents the zenith of technological progress within our collection of thermally insulated steel and glass systems. Featuring a generous profile depth of 75 mm, this system is adept at accommodating highly energy-efficient insulating glazing, reaching an impressive thickness of up to 52 mm. The inclusion of a fiberglass-reinforced polyamide insulator bestows upon it exceptional thermal insulation qualities, making it the ideal choice for projects situated in regions with stringent energy-saving regulations and challenging climatic conditions.