PT Series Aluminium Door

What the catalogue says about clearance

The argument the page makes for the series rests on floor space. A leaf that travels through a narrow arc needs less room kept clear in front of it, and the note turns that into a practical gain: the area beside the opening stays usable, and furniture can stand closer to the frame. The scenes are drawn to support the claim. The hero view puts the folded leaf hard against the right-hand jamb with the floor running unbroken to the threshold, and the interior view folds the leaf away to one side so the glass reads as a full-width panel with nothing in front of it.

No dimensions are printed with the note, so the swing arc, the panel widths and the leaf count are quoted against the opening rather than read from the page.

Frame and glazed leaves

Every scene frames full-height clear glass in a slim aluminium profile. The outdoor views draw the frame in black, and the interior view draws the same leaf in white, so the spread shows two frame tones without printing a colour card. The leaves carry a mullion grid that cuts the glass into panes, and that grid is what gives the closed front its regular line. The page carries no section drawing and no dimensioned profile, so the frame build-up, the glazing thickness and the hardware set are the parts a project confirms against the catalogue and the shop drawings.

The door range is extruded in 6063-T5 primary aluminium, the grade the catalogue names for its window and door lines, chosen for toughness, strength and resistance to cracking. Grille or decorative inserts are not shown on this page, so the glazed leaf as drawn is the one to quote against.

Where the series fits

The three scenes put the PT door in the settings the clearance note is written for. The first stands it between an interior and a beach, the second opens a room onto a deck across the water, and the third fits the leaf into a partition with a mirror beyond. Each layout is framed tight, which is where a narrow swing arc pays off: a table, a sofa or a run of cabinetry can sit close to the opening, and people cross the threshold without stepping around a swept panel. The series suits rooms that should open to a view, a balcony or a neighbouring space while keeping the floor around the door free.

Because the leaf travels rather than sweeps, the same frame suits a partition in a tight plan as well as an opening onto a terrace.

OEM and project supply

The PT door leaves the factory on the same private-label basis as the rest of the door range: own-brand packing, project documentation and export-standard containers. A profile set and a finished test door can be reviewed before a project commits, and the leaf layout is set against the opening on the enquiry. Send the opening size, the leaf arrangement and the destination market, and the quotation returns with the dimensional pack and the finish that matches the catalogue or the project's own colour.