Define the opening sequence
Clarify whether both leaves need regular use or whether one leaf will serve as the everyday route.
Paired steel and glass doors
Give a wide opening a measured rhythm.
Made-to-measure steel French doors for internal schemes that call for a balanced pair of glazed leaves and a clear connection between adjoining spaces.
Paired leavesA balanced format for wider internal openings.
Glazed connectionSeparation with sightlines between adjoining spaces.
Project ledProportions aligned with the interior brief.
Three decisions shape the set
Symmetry is only useful when the room works.
A paired door set should support the way people move through the opening. The active leaf, secondary leaf and clear passage belong in the functional brief.
Align the glazing divisions
Use the surrounding architecture, ceiling lines and nearby joinery to guide the pattern across both leaves.
Check the swing zones
Review furniture, circulation and adjacent walls before confirming how the doors open.
A useful paired-door brief
Bring the elevation and the plan together.
The quotation should respond to both the visual composition and the required movement through the opening.
- Opening width, height and surrounding wall condition
- Active leaf preference and intended opening directions
- Glazing pattern, frame finish and hardware direction
- Project postcode and delivery stage
Have a wide internal opening to specify?
Send the plan, elevation and preferred opening sequence for a trade quotation.