Movement in space
ALUGLASS / System
Sliding and swing doors shaped around the movement of the space
The opening type is chosen by movement route, frequency of use, acoustics and its relationship with the rest of the system.
Visual scenarios
Sliding and swing doors in real project settings
These views show proportion, materials and details that matter when the system becomes part of a space used every day.
What the project gains
Why this solution works in a live project
Glass and aluminium doors for clear routes, comfortable access and integration with glazed walls.
Integration with partitions and glass fronts.
Hardware and profiles selected by use intensity.
Appearance aligned with the architecture.
Specifications
Technical logic and system composition
- Types
- Sliding, swing, pivot or adapted configurations.
- Materials
- Glass, aluminium and coordinated hardware.
- Use
- Office, residential, retail and hospitality.
Scenarios
Project formats where the system performs best
- Access to meeting rooms.
- Residential interior doors.
- Client routes in showrooms.
- Spaces where saving room matters.
Process
How ALUGLASS moves the project from request to handover
From the first brief to the final installation, the route stays readable: coordination, specification, production and fitting work as one coherent process.
Brief and survey
We clarify function, movement, dimensions and technical constraints before shaping the system.
Configuration and offer
Profiles, glass, hardware and installation details are combined into one coherent proposal.
Controlled production
Elements are prepared to the approved dimensions and specification, with attention to joints and finish.
Installation and handover
The system is installed on site with checks for alignment, operation and final details.
ALUGLASS / Request
Discuss the solution
We will prepare a proposal around your object, architecture, timeline and budget.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the project and delivery
Short answers about timing, configuration, installation, warranty and the ALUGLASS workflow.
When is a sliding door better?
When opening clearance is limited or the route needs to stay free.
Can it integrate with glass walls?
Yes, doors can be part of the same visual and technical system.