Fittings & accessories
Interior glazing.
Fittings and profiles for glass interior doors, steel-look doors and partition walls.
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Profiles
U-profiles · Click profiles · Accessories

Stop doors
Hinges · Locks · Counter lock boxes · Door handles · Door closers · Accessories

Grips
Standard handles · Lockable handles · Come grab it

Windows
Mounting clamps · Glass connectors & turning fittings

Swing doors
Hinges · Pivot shoes & PHPs · Floor springs/door closers/frame sill springs · Locks · Brush profiles · Accessories

Canopy systems

Sliding doors
Sliding door sets · Ri-Evolution · Muto · Folding walls · Accessories

Door frame
Complete door frame systems · Drop sills
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About interior glazing
Interior glazing revolves around fittings and profiles for glass interior doors, steel-look doors and partition walls. With the right hinges, locks and profiles you can create a sleek, industrial or classic finish.
Combine the fittings with custom glass from our range. You can assemble separate profiles and fittings for complete steel-look doors.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a swing door, a swing door and a sliding door?▾
That depends on how the door opens and how much space you have. A swing door swings open on both sides (inwards and outwards) and often closes automatically thanks to a floor spring or hydraulic hinge — ideal for walkways. A stop door falls into a frame and swings in one direction; with a drop sill it insulates better against noise and drafts. A sliding door slides tightly along or into the wall via a rail system and is the space saver if you have no room for a revolving door.
How do I know if the profiles, hinges and handles fit my glass?▾
For interior glazing, the hardware must be precisely matched to the glass thickness (usually 8, 10 or 12 mm tempered glass). All our individual parts — U-profiles, clamps and hinges — clearly state which glass thickness they are suitable for. For a complete set or sliding door system, you will find in the product description which glass processing (such as holes or notches) is required. Would you like us to check it out? Please contact us via the contact page and we will take a look.
Do you sell complete systems or do I have to select everything separately?▾
Both. If you want to be ready quickly, choose our complete sets and profile sets (for example for sliding doors or complete door frames) — the most important hardware is already included. Would you prefer a completely custom-made facade or door with a specific handle, lock or brush profile to prevent draughts? Then you select each part separately in the subcategories and personalize your project in detail.
What is a drop sill for and can I install it afterwards?▾
A drop sill is a mechanism at the bottom of the door or frame: as soon as the door closes, a rubber strip automatically lowers to the floor, completely closing the gap. This stops drafts, noise and odors. The easiest option is to include the drop sill directly in the design of your door frame system, because it is incorporated into the profile. Retrofitting is possible with some systems, but often requires necessary adjustments.
Can I shorten the profiles and rail systems myself?▾
Yes. Most loose aluminum U-profiles, click profiles and sliding door rails are supplied in standard lengths and you can cut them to size yourself with a fine metal saw or cross-cut saw with the correct blade. Only place any cover caps or end stops after you have cut the profile to size. Questions about installing a specific Ri-Evolution or Muto system? Feel free to ask our team.
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