Luxury High-Load Aluminum Pivot Doors
High-end 2.0mm aluminum doors utilizing precise upper and lower pivots for 180° rotation and up to 500kg load-bearing capacity.
Product Overview
The aluminum pivot door is the pinnacle of modern architectural entrance design. Moving away from traditional side hinges, these doors utilize vertically aligned upper and lower pivots to rotate smoothly and maintain structural stability for massive door leaves. Supporting up to 500kg and heights exceeding 3 meters, our pivot doors are engineered not to sag or deform over decades of use. With concealed hardware and sleek, minimalist frames, they provide a grand entrance for luxury villas, high-end shops, and prestigious office buildings.
Specifications
| Series Range | 46 / 65 / 75 / 100 heavy series; 2.0-3.0mm profiles |
| Load Bearing | Up to 500kg per leaf; Optimized for 3m+ heights |
| Opening Angel | 90° / 180° / 360° Rotation options |
| Thermal Break | Optional PA66 thermal bridge technology |
| Certifications | CE, BS, NF, SONCAP, AS2047, AAMA 101 |
Key Features
Equilibrium Physics
Vertically aligned pivot points distribute mass center, preventing long-term panel deformation.
Minimalist Statics
Concealed pivots and extreme load capacity allow for monolithic glass statements without visible anchors.
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