Timber | Hinged Glass Doors
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Hinged Glass Doors | Architectural Timber
Product Details
- Product
- Timber | Hinged Glass Doors
- Category
- Hinged Doors
- Sold by
- Paarhammer Windows and Doors
- Range
- Architectural Timber
- Brand
- Paarhammer
Paarhammer Windows and Doors is specified by
Hinged Glass Doors | Architectural Timber
- Specs
- Width up to 1400mm
- Height up to 3000mm
- Features
- IV 78mm timber frame, triple glazed 2x 12-16mm argon filled gap
- IV 68mm timber frame, double glazed 1x 14-20mm argon filled gap
- Choice of glass combinations
- German hardware, multi-point locking
- Manual or automatic operation available
- Inward opening, or outward opening on request
- Low VOC spray-painted or stained in the colour of your choice
- Seals for very high energy efficiency and sound protection
- Suited for bushfire areas up to and including BAL-29 and Passive House
- WERS energy rating: U-value from a very low 1.0
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Frequently asked questions about
Timber | Hinged Glass Doors
The Timber | Hinged Glass Doors is supplied by Paarhammer Windows and Doors. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Paarhammer Windows and Doors lists on ArchiPro.
Paarhammer Windows and Doors does not publish a price for the Timber | Hinged Glass Doors on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Hinged Doors on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with hinged doors from other suppliers.
Yes. It is part of the Architectural Timber range from Paarhammer Windows and Doors, where you can see every product in the range together.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Paarhammer Windows and Doors profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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