Pivot Doors

Revolving doors have a central pivot and three or more panels, usually glass. Revolving doors make excellent entry doors as they keep the rain and wind out.  

Bifold doors have one or more central pivots mounted on a rail. This allows the doors to be pushed back in the same way as a sliding door, but the panels fold in on each other like an accordion.

A pair of floor-to-ceiling french pivot doors are an imposing statement to have at the entrance of your building. French doors are also great for allowing natural light into the home and are very popular in Australia.

Higher quality pivot doors last longer and are more resistant to damage due to the excellent quality of the materials used. They are also less likely to jam due to better design, ensuring that your entryway continues to function smoothly. Lastly, the small touches that high quality work provides, such as neatly smoothed sealant, clean lines, and well-finished edges mean that your pivot door will continue to impress up close and from afar.

The first consideration is whether you need an interior or exterior door. A pivot front door, for example, needs to either be made of weather resistant materials or coated with a water resistant coating, especially in Australia. The size of the doorway also matters. Although they can support a wider door than hinges can, you may want to opt for a bifold or french door to fit into larger areas.

Upgrade your living areas with a selection of door styles. Hinged doors provide versatility, pivot doors deliver a modern statement, and sliding doors offer space-saving solutions with extensive views. In commercial spaces, opt for durable, secure commercial doors that uphold a sleek appearance.