The main idea of Fly is a "floating" panel: it seems visually separate from the frame, so the leaf feels lighter than it is. Glazing enhances the effect.
The collection suits neoclassical, Scandinavian and English styles. Over seven glass types, height up to 2.6 m, an automatic threshold can be ordered.
The "floating" panel of Fly makes the door light, so the collection suits small rooms and narrow corridors where a massive leaf would look heavy. The glass is built into the frame without visible fixings and softly diffuses light. The assembled construction makes it easier to fit a non-standard opening. The automatic threshold drops when the door closes and seals the gap underneath — the room becomes quieter and draughts stay out.
A small gap is left between the panel and the frame — the door looks light and graphic without compromising the strength of the construction.
The glazing is built right into the frame — the leaf looks seamless and almost weightless, light is diffused softly, and the room stays private.
The door is easier to adapt to a non-standard opening: factory precision is maintained, and installation is simpler even in difficult conditions.
All models follow one principle — minimum detail, maximum expressiveness. Suitable for a city studio and a country house alike.
The measurer will take the opening dimensions and suggest the right frame and opening side.
We'll help you choose the model, color and hardware for your interior — from a photo of the room or a finished project.
Minimalism, neoclassical, loft, Scandi or Japandi — model selections for every style.
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