Door Frame
A three-sided surround for a door with mitred head corners, standing on a threshold of the buyer's choice.
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A three-sided surround for a door with mitred head corners, standing on a threshold of the buyer's choice.
A rectangular four-sided frame with mitred corners that carries a sash or fixed glass, with an optional cill along the bottom.
A surround for sliding doors with a running track along the floor and an optional track hung under the head.
A hinge that is fully hidden between sash and frame, with two bodies that lie in the grooves of the profiles.
A four bar stay for outward opening windows, shown folded flat along the sash edge.
A floor spring pivot with a box that is sunk in the floor and a short round spindle that carries the door.
A heavy duty hinge with one round barrel and two angled leaves, in a choice of finish.
A screw-on hinge with two flat plates and a rolled barrel around a fixed pin.
A flat leaf hinge with two plates that lie on the face of the sash and of the frame, joined by one round barrel.
A window with one sash that swings outward on side stays, closed by a handle on the free edge. Left or right hand Opening movement Cill and finish Double or…
A window with one sash hinged at the bottom that tilts inward from the top for fresh air, closed by a handle on the top rail. Tilting movement Frame profile…
A window with one sash hinged at the top that pushes outward on side stays, closed by a handle on the bottom rail. Opening movement Cill and finish Double or…
A fixed window with a sloping head, either one slope across the width or a centred peak, glazed in an angled frame. Slope to the left, right or a centred peak…
A fixed circular window glazed in a round frame. Frame profile and finish Bead and glass type
A window with two sashes that slide up and down in one frame, the lower one carrying the lock on the meeting rail. Equal, cottage or reverse cottage split…
A projecting window of a fixed centre unit and two angled side units that open like casements, joined by two posts. Plan angle of the side units Side units…
A window with a single opening sash on hinges and a handle on the free edge. Side, top or bottom hung Left or right hand Opening inward or outward Hinge and…
A window divided by posts and bars into a grid of glazed lights, any one of which can be made to open. Lights across and up Which light opens, and how Post…
A window that does not open, glazed in a fixed sash inside the frame for light and view only. Frame and sash finish Frame, sash and bead profile Glass type…
A window with two opening sashes that close against a central meeting stile. Both sashes or one sash opening Inward or outward opening Stile width Hinge and…
A window with one sash that turns about a centre axis, horizontal or vertical, up to a half turn. Horizontal or vertical axis Pivot angle Glass, bead and…
A window with two panels that slide past each other along a track, one fixed and one sliding. Which panel slides, and how far it is open Handle style Finish…
A window with a fixed light and a sash that tilts in at the top, moves out parallel to the frame and slides in front of the fixed light. Left or right hand…
A gently curved projecting window made of several equal side-by-side units that open like casements, joined by posts. Number of units across the bow Units…
A window with two opening sashes divided by a fixed post. Both sashes or one sash opening Inward or outward opening Post width Hinge and handle style Finish…
A deep floor sill for a folding door with a drip edge on the outer side.
A low ramped sill that keeps the step at the door small enough for wheelchair access.
A tall door sill with a raised outer upstand that the leaf closes against.
A shallow sill that lets a door open without a step, sealed by a seal that drops from the leaf.
A low floor sill for a sliding door with a drainage trough between its two seats.
Glass types and panel skins that fill the opening of a window or door sash.
Surface finishes for window and door frames, sashes and leaves, from anodised and powder coated aluminium to wood-grain and plain foils on plastic profiles.
A closer sunk in the floor under the leaf, seen as a flush cover plate with a spindle.
A door closer concealed in the top edge of the leaf, with a slim guide rail set into the frame head.
A surface-mounted door closer whose arm slides in a guide rail fixed to the frame.
A surface-mounted door closer with a two-piece folding arm joining it to a bracket on the frame.
A sash that sits wholly behind the outer frame, so that only the glass shows from outside.
A sash with a slim exterior cap that copies the narrow face of an old steel window.
A sash whose outer face lies in the same plane as the face of the frame for a flat, minimal look.
A tall sash for an entrance door, with a wide face and a hardware groove for the lock.
A sash with a wide flat face and chamfered edges that overlaps the frame on the outside.
A sash that sits half way back from the frame face, with a bevelled outer edge for a traditional look.
A sash with a softly rounded outer edge that gives the window a gentler outline.
A classic sash whose outer face sits back behind the face of the frame.
A narrow strip that covers the joint between glass panels and gives the unit a facade look.
A thin aluminium skin that clips over a plastic member to give it the look of an aluminium unit.
A square post with a chamfered front corner that joins two units meeting at a right angle.
A circular column that joins two units standing side by side.