EXTERIOR BALCONY / TERRACE DOORS

The doors are built on a stable standard-width or wider window frame and are intended for apartments in blocks of flats and exits to balconies in houses where it is not possible or necessary to enter from the outside. A modification of this solution is the use of a low aluminium threshold, which does not constitute a barrier for children, wheelchairs, etc.
The handle is only mounted from the inside. Some practical additions to these balcony doors include a mini-pull with a latch and a brake in the handle. The first allows you to close the door from the outside, and the other – to lock it in a specific opening position.
An intermediate solution between a balcony door and a terrace (entrance) door is a balcony door on a wide leaf with a handle on each side and a lock.
The glazing units for balcony and terrace doors are designed to achieve the highest possible strength. For this purpose, the following are most often used:
– toughened glass – SECURIT, which is five times stronger than ordinary glass and, if broken, breaks into many small pieces with unsharp edges.
– or glued glass – STANDIP, with one or more layers of PVB foil, which, in case of breakage, keeps the glass fragments in place.
With the use of this type of glazing units, the resistance of balcony and terrace doors to various external forces is significantly increased.
Terrace doors are a type of doors similar to entrance doors (low threshold, solid Dr. Hahn hinges, a three-point latch locked with a handle, the possibility of using a second lock and safe locking elements and, most importantly, two types of opening: to the inside as a balcony door or to the outside as an entrance door).

BALCONY DOORS ON NARROW WINDOW SASH

The use of narrow window profiles allows the production of balcony doors that open only inwards.

We offer two versions of the solution regarding the threshold of the presented balcony door.

  • The first option is to use a frame along the entire perimeter of the balcony door, plus an aluminium protective profile for the frame.
  • The second option involves the production of balcony doors with a low aluminium threshold.

1. DOOR SYSTEM Kömmerling

Kömmerling 76 AD

76AD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

76AD – LOW THRESHOLD

Kömmerling 76 MD

76MD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

76MD – LOW THRESHOLD

Kömmerling 88 MD

88MD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

88MD – LOW THRESHOLD

2. DOOR SYSTEM Schüco

Schüco CT 70

CT 70 – LOW THRESHOLD
CT 70 – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

Schüco LivIng 82

LivIng 82 – LOW THRESHOLD
LivIng 82 – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

BALCONY DOORS ON WIDE WINDOW SASH

By using wide profiles for the window frame, we are able to produce balcony doors that open both inwards and outwards.

There are two versions of the solution regarding the threshold of balcony door made on a wide window profile.

  • The first option is to use a frame along the entire perimeter of the balcony door, plus an aluminium protective profile for the frame.
  • The second option is a version with a low aluminium threshold.

1. DOOR SYSTEM Kömmerling

Kömmerling 76 AD

76AD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

76AD – LOW THRESHOLD – opening outwards

Kömmerling 76 MD

76MD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

76MD – LOW THRESHOLD – opening outwards

Kömmerling 88 MD

88MD – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

88MD – LOW THRESHOLD – opening outwards

2. DOOR SYSTEM Schüco

Schüco CT 70

CT 70 – LOW THRESHOLD – opening outwards

CT 70 – LOW THRESHOLD – opening inwards

CT 70 – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

Schüco LivIng 82

LivIng 82 – LOW THRESHOLD – opening outwards

LivIng 82 –LOW THRESHOLD – opening inwards

LivIng 82 – FRAME ALONG THE PERIMETER

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