Glass and solid doors
Doors that create unique offices
Modern office spaces are designed to combine functionality with a style that attracts attention. With CreoConcept doors – both all-glass and solid – you can create offices that offer impressive design and comfort of use. Light-transmitting glass doors make rooms appear more open and spacious, while solid doors provide privacy. Perfect for modern designs, they can be installed individually or in combination with glass partition walls to create coherent and impressive workspaces.
Products
All-glass doors
- Concealed frame
- Made of tempered glass
- Acoustic insulation of up to Rw 34 dB
Standard doors
- Single- or double-glazed
- There is an option to install an access control system
- Acoustic insulation of up to Rw 40 dB
Standard 78 doors
- Double glazing
- Acoustic insulation of up to Rw 42 dB
Classic FS doors
- Fire resistance EI30/EW30, EI60/ EW60 or EI90/EW90
- Single and double doors
- Concealed frame
Flush Door
- Made of tempered or tempered laminated glass
- Aluminium frame 53 mm, 78 mm and 100 mm thick
Solid wooden doors
- Laminated, veneered or painted
- Acoustic insulation of up to Rw 40 dB
Design, functionality and acoustic comfort
As a manufacturer of aluminium and glass systems, we also offer doors that combine minimalist aesthetics with high functionality. Due to their precise manufacturing, various customisation options and the integration of glass partition walls, these doors are perfectly suited for dynamic, stylish office spaces.
Let's create something unique together
Do you need more information or do you have a specific project? Contact us and together we will create a space that meets your expectations.
Let's talk about your projectWhere do our glass doors find use?
CreoConcept aluminium and glass systems are ideal for:
Offices and co-working spaces
creating work and collaboration areas.
Meeting rooms
guaranteeing privacy and a professional look.
Reception and representative areas
emphasising prestige and style.
Commercial buildings
impressing with their architecture.
