7 catalogue references
Decorative door faces and glazed room connections.
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Slender framed glass divides rooms while carrying light and a view through the opening. Arched motifs, straight grids and textured glass create distinct expressions within the interior sliding family.
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A room-to-room door can carry the French look without an arched structural opening. Applied curves, divided glass, a solid lower panel and a well-chosen handle give each elevation its character.
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A decorative glazed partition uses arches and fine grids to define the room. Here “screen” means an interior glass partition, distinct from the insect screens in the exterior window chapters.
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A lighter folding-door direction for interior connections. The images show folded panels, closed arches and straight grids rather than a single fixed visual style.
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A tall glazed leaf rotates around a central or offset axis. The source image combines a slim grid with a solid lower section, creating a room divider with a different movement from a hinged door.
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A glazed pivot door paired with an electric floor-spring system. The catalogue’s English heading says “revolving”; the illustrated central or offset-axis leaf is presented here as a pivot-door direction.
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Compare flat and engraved interior-door styles in coordinated wood and neutral finishes. Confirm the door leaf, frame and hardware package against each actual opening.
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