Traditional Blind Entrance Doors

Traditional blind wooden doors are the most typical example of neoclassical buildings and old mansions. They give the construction a special traditional aesthetic with the appropriate specifications for durability. They are solid and impressive, offering high aesthetics and safety. They can also be made with windows and grills.

SPECIFICATIONS

Timber: MERANTI or NIAGON dried at 11 ° – 13 ° degrees of humidity.

Cross-section frame: 68mm x 120mm.

Cross-section sheet: 68mm 68mm x 120mm.

Corbels: Decorative wooden corbels.

Mechanism: Five-point security lock.

Seals: Three, door gaskets for absolute waterproofing and sound insulation, two around the perimeter of the glazing and one around the sheet

Water dripper: Anodized aluminum at the lowest part of the case or automatic windshield at the bottom of the leaf.

Panels: 42mm thick from “Mouriki” marine plywood, lined or Solid non-stick panels.

Internal cross-section window sills: 11mm x 60mm.

External joint covers cross-section: 11mm x 32mm.

Paint: With ecologically water-soluble paints in shades of wood or lacquer of the RAL scale.