Interior Aluminum Partition Door - 6063-T5 Frame Tempered Glass for Office/Meeting Rooms

What is an interior swing door?

• ● Interior swing doors, also known as hinged doors or swinging doors, are a common type of door found in interior spaces. It operates on a pivot or hinge mechanism attached to one side of the door frame, allowing the door to swing open and closed along a fixed axis. Interior swing doors are the most traditional and widely used type of door in residential and commercial buildings.

• What are the types of swinging doors?

• ● Interior swing doors are attached to a hinge or pivot point on one side, typically located along the vertical edge of the door. This hinge allows the door to rotate inward or outward. An interior swing door is a conventional type of door that swings open and closed on hinges. It is versatile, customizable, and well-suited for a wide range of interior applications, offering privacy, sound control, and aesthetics to interior spaces. The choice of material, style, and design can significantly impact the overall look and functionality of these doors within a given space.

Technical Specs

• ● Hi-Tech profile and reinforced material
• ● Reinforced glass fiber thermal insulation bar with high loading capacity
• ● Pressure extrusion for higher strength level
• ● Coex wire seal to protect against moisture
• ● Multi-point hardware lock system for weather sealing and burglarproofing
• ● Truss structure design for increased structural strength
• ● Corner locking key ensures the smooth surface joint and improves corner stability
• ● Glass panel EPDM foam weather sealing strip used for better performance and easier  maintenance than standard glue

What are the pros and cons of swing doors?

●  Like any door type, swing doors have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Swing doors are intuitive and easy to operate. Most people are familiar with how they work, making them user-friendly. Swing doors can provide a high level of privacy and security when equipped with appropriate locks and hardware. They create a complete barrier when closed. However, swing doors require adequate space in front of and behind them to swing open fully. This can limit furniture placement and affect room layout. When open, swing doors can obstruct traffic flow and may not be suitable for areas with heavy foot traffic or where space is limited. Swing doors offer a range of benefits, including ease of use, security, and customization options. However, they also come with space limitations and potential safety considerations. The suitability of swing doors depends on the specific requirements and constraints of the space in which they are used. Another option, like a wall slide door or barn door, might be a better fit for your space.

What is the difference between a swing door and a hinge door?

● A "swing door" and a "hinge door" are terms that are often used interchangeably, and in many contexts, they refer to the same type of door. Both terms describe a door that is mounted on hinges and swings open and closed around a fixed axis. These doors are among the most common types of interior and exterior doors found in homes, offices, and various other buildings.However, if you want to distinguish between the two terms, you can make a subtle differentiation:

Swing Door:

The term "swing door" is a general descriptor that can refer to any door that swings open and closed on hinges. It's a broader term that encompasses all types of hinged doors, including both interior and exterior doors, as well as doors with single or double panels.

Hinge Door:

The term "hinge door" is slightly more specific and may be used to emphasize the fact that the door operates on hinges. While it can refer to any hinged door, it might be used when discussing doors in a technical or manufacturing context to highlight the presence of hinges as a crucial component.

In practical usage, most people simply use "swing door" or "hinge door" interchangeably to refer to doors that swing open and closed on hinges. The choice of terminology depends on the context and the level of specificity needed in the conversation. In either case, these doors operate in the same fundamental way, with hinges allowing them to pivot around a fixed point, typically on one side of the door frame.

• • ●  Single Glass(5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm….)
  • ●   Laminated Glass(5mm+0.76pvb+5mm)
  • ●   Double Toughened Glass(5mm+12air+5mm)
  • ●   Toughened Laminated Glass(5mm+12air+0.76pvb+5mm)
  • ●   Triple Toughened Glass(5mm+12air+5mm+12air+5mm)
  • ●   Thickness of single glass: 5-20mm
  • ●   Glass types: Frosted glass, Toughened glass, Low-e coated glass
  • ●   Special performance glass: Fireproof glass, Bulletproof glass
  • ●   Select from various types of glass, including but not limited to: tinted, low-e, sound-proof and burglarproof.

Full divided light

• ● Permanently applied grilles on the interior and exterior of the glass. Choose from a contoured or contemporary profile.

• ● It is available in the color that matches the exterior color of the window you choose.
• ● SDL Grilles are permanently attached to both the interior and exterior glass

• Square grilles attached outside of the Glass

  ● Aluminum grilles conveniently placed outside and inside of glass, make the glass looks very simple. Available in a contoured profile only.