Designed for long-term performance, PVC doors provide excellent thermal and acoustic insulation, durability, and cost efficiency — ideal for large-scale residential or commercial developments.
1. Where Will the Doors Be Installed? Start by defining the installation area — this determines the required performance class, opening configuration, and technical specifications.
Exterior Doors
Suitable for main or secondary entrances
Weather- and heavy-use resistant
Supplied with a low threshold as standard
Can open inwards or outwards
Patio Doors
Commonly used in private homes
Provide easy access to yard or terrace
Option of low or high threshold
Handle typically placed inside only
Interior Doors
Designed to separate indoor spaces
Available with or without a threshold
Prioritize design and everyday comfort
2. Handles and Locks – More Than Just Looks
Handle types:
Tilt/turn – often used for patio and interior doors
Pull/Pull – popular for exterior doors
Combination (pull + tilt/turn) – different functions on each side
Lock options:
Multi-point lock – operated from the handle
Three-point lock – operated with a key
Automatic hook lock – for extra security
For interior doors – single-point or standard locks
3. Accessories for Extra Convenience
Depending on the space and traffic, you can add:
Door closers
Electronic latches
Extra bolts
Impact stoppers
Cylinder locks (patio doors)
4. Infill and Design Options
PVC door design depends on the chosen infill:
Glass units – clear, frosted, or decorative
Thermal panels – improve heat and sound insulation
Decorative panels – wide range from catalogue
For interior doors – standard MDF panels also available