Hinge and pivot doors swing open on a traditional hinge or a central pivot point, giving a strong, architectural look for a front entry, internal opening or feature door. Pivot doors in particular are a popular choice where a builder or homeowner wants a statement entrance.
A pivot door is often the first thing people notice about a home. We fabricate and fit each one to open smoothly and sit flush, so it performs as well as it looks, whether it's a feature entry or an internal statement piece.
Every hinge and pivot door we supply is made to fit the specific opening, with hardware and glass selected to suit the location and the load. That's true whether we're working directly with a homeowner or alongside a builder on a project.
Velox Glass supplies and installs hinge and pivot doors across all Sydney suburbs, for new projects and renovations alike.
A hinged door swings on hinges along one edge. A pivot door rotates around a point set in from the edge, which allows for larger, heavier panels and a more architectural look. Hinged doors are a practical everyday choice, while pivot doors are often used as a statement entry.
Pivot doors can be made much larger than standard hinged doors. We size each aluminium pivot door to your entry as part of the quote.
Yes. Double glazing and acoustic glass are both available on our aluminium hinge and pivot doors, which helps with comfort and noise, especially on large glass entry doors.
Yes. Pivot doors are a popular front door choice for new builds and renovations. For exposed entries, we'll advise on weather protection, such as a covered entry, as part of your quote.
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