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Aluminum entrance doors · Project configuration

Pivot Entrance Doors

A pivot door makes a statement at the entrance. The rotating centre hardware lets a wide panel swing open with a smooth, controlled motion — practical for both residential and commercial entries.

Ribbed bronze aluminum pivot entrance door with visible top and bottom offset pivots

Application visual showing how the entrance system integrates into the building.

A moment at the threshold.

Bronze ribs catch the morning light. Turn the door, and the hallway comes into view.

Entry doors

Where this system belongs

Pivot doors differ from standard hinged doors by their centre-pivot hardware, which allows wider panels and a more distinctive opening motion. This is not a standard door hinge — the detail affects panel size, hardware load and threshold design.

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These are configuration directions for review. Materials, assemblies, suitability and supply scope are subject to confirmed project documents.

  1. Single & double panel layouts

    Single panels suit narrow entrances; double panels with a meeting stile handle wider openings. Confirm clear opening width, swing direction and required clearance.

  2. Glass area and glazing

    Full glass, partial glass or solid panel options. Glass thickness, tempering and edge treatment should be coordinated with the selected frame depth.

  3. Pivot hardware and load rating

    Pivot hinges carry the panel weight at the centre, not the edge. Confirm panel weight, hinge load rating and the number of pivot points for the proposed width.

  4. Threshold and weather seal

    Entrance thresholds, weatherstripping and drainage paths should be reviewed against the building's floor level, exposure and local weather requirements.

Three decisions before choosing a system

  1. Width first, style second

    Pivot doors are often chosen for wider panels. Start with the clear opening width, then discuss panel layout and glass area.

  2. Hardware is the key detail

    The pivot hinge and its load rating decide whether the proposed panel size works. Send panel dimensions for a hardware feasibility check.

  3. Coordinate threshold with floor

    The threshold level must match the finished floor. Confirm floor build-up, drainage direction and whether a flush or raised threshold is needed.

What to prepare for a quotation

Send drawings if you have them, and mark undecided items for review. Define the project scope before comparing prices.

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  • Clear opening width and height
  • Single or double panel layout
  • Glass area, thickness and tempering
  • Pivot hinge type and load rating
  • Threshold level and floor build-up
  • Weatherstripping and drainage requirements
  • Finish, handle and lock preferences
  • Project country and local performance codes

From project drawings to an agreed package

  1. Confirm opening and panel layout

    Mark clear opening sizes, swing direction, floor level and any interface with adjacent walls.

  2. Review pivot hardware feasibility

    Coordinate panel weight, hinge load rating, glass build-up and the number of pivot points against the proposed layout.

  3. Agree on details and quotation

    Confirm drawings, finish references, threshold detail, weatherstripping scope and the itemized quotation before ordering.

  4. Plan delivery and installation

    Agree member labelling, packing, handling access and the installation information that accompanies the delivery.

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