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Zero-line doors
The leaf and the wall in one plane, at the entrance or between rooms.
Finished in the wall's own material, so the opening becomes a line.
In a zero-line design the leaf sits in one plane with the wall, so an opening reads as a single, precise line instead of a framed doorway.
The leaf can take the wall's own finish (timber panels, porcelain, travertine or a distinctive aluminum finish), so a whole wall can keep its doors to itself.
From the front door to the rooms within.
Entrance doors
The first impression, and your home's first line of defense.
Wood-look, aluminum-clad, double-leaf or zero-line, each planned for its home.
Interior doors
Quiet rooms, durable surfaces and hinges designed with small fingers in mind.
Oven-painted aluminum, finished in veneer, porcelain, stone or laminate.