DERCHI commercial glass entry doors are complete aluminum glass entry systems for commercial building entrances. They combine thermally broken frames, insulated glass, and heavy-duty hardware for durable, energy-efficient performance in high-traffic settings. Factory-direct B2B support, project documentation, and customization are available.
- Thermal break construction helps reduce heat transfer and condensation.
- Multiple opening styles such as swing, pivot, sliding, and bifold offer design flexibility.
- Stainless steel multi-point locks and robust framing provide security and longevity.
Product Details
These commercial glass entry doors are built around 6063-T5 aluminum alloy profiles with polyamide thermal breaks, which significantly limit thermal transfer. Heavy-duty 304 stainless steel hardware, including a multi-point lock and concealed hinges, secures the door against forced entry. The standard insulated glass unit—5mm tempered + 27A + 5mm tempered with a black PVDF spacer—provides baseline thermal and acoustic performance. Upgrades such as Low-E coatings, argon fill, and laminated glass further enhance energy efficiency and security.
What sets DERCHI's commercial entry door systems apart is their engineering for high-traffic use. Thermally broken profiles and triple-seal gaskets help manage air and water infiltration. Project-level support including CAD/BIM drawings and test reports allows specifiers to meet local codes, with performance values verified per configuration. This integrated approach appeals to buyers specifying commercial storefront doors and heavy duty commercial glass doors.
Product Features
Thermal Efficiency: As thermal break commercial doors, polyamide strips separate cold and warm aluminum, maintaining indoor comfort and reducing condensation even during temperature swings—a plus for energy-conscious projects.
Robust Multi-Point Locking: The six-point lock system with 304 stainless steel hooks and reinforced strike plates resists forced entry, meeting high security demands in public and commercial settings.
Flexible Glass Configurations: From standard tempered IGUs to Low-E, laminated, or bullet-resistant options, glass can be tailored for solar control, acoustics, and safety without compromising the frame.
Heavy-Duty Hardware: Undercut stainless steel rollers and concealed pivots are engineered for smooth operation under frequent use—important for hotel lobbies and office entrances with high traffic.
Project-Level Documentation: CAD/BIM files, shop drawings, and installation guides are provided upfront, streamlining the specification and construction process for architects and contractors.
Durable Finishes & Weather Resistance: Powder coating, PVDF fluorocarbon, and anodized finishes protect aluminum surfaces from corrosion and UV fading, supported by gasket systems that manage water and air intrusion.
Customizable Styles
Glass types: Low-E, tinted, laminated, argon-filled, or bullet-resistant glass to meet thermal and security specs.
Frame finishes: Powder coat, PVDF, anodized, or wood-grain in custom RAL colors; OEM matching available on request.
Dimensions & opening style: Swing, pivot, sliding, bifold configurations sized to architectural drawings.
Branding & OEM: Logo integration, custom packaging, and project-specific labeling for B2B orders.
Hardware & access control: Smart locks or BMS interfaces can be integrated; confirm compatibility with supplier.
Hardware Accessories
1200mm Commercial Handle: Long 304 stainless steel pull for a modern look, often paired with deadbolt on active leaf.
Six-Point Lock System: Multi-point locking with hooks and reinforced strike plates for added security.
Concealed Hinges: Adjustable 304 stainless hinges provide clean lines and allow post-installation alignment.
Damped Door Stops: Hydraulic stops prevent slamming in high-traffic areas and protect hardware.
Smart Access Integration: Fingerprint, card, or BMS readers can be embedded; schematics supplied.
Basic Parameters
Performance Item | Available Information | Buyer Notes |
|---|---|---|
Thermal Insulation | U-Factor 0.27–0.32 W/m²·K (lower possible with advanced glass) | Request project-specific NFRC simulation for exact glass/frame combo. |
Wind Pressure Resistance | Grade 8 / 5 kPa (claimed) | Structural calculation required for door size and building exposure. |
Water Tightness | Grade 5 / 700 Pa (claimed) | Performance linked to installation and site drainage; request series test data. |
Air Tightness | ≤1.2 m³/(m·h) (claimed) | Verify with chosen gasket system; test reports available. |
Sound Insulation | STC 30–35 dB; up to 40+ dB with laminated glass | Acoustic performance glass-dependent; obtain lab report for makeup. |
Product Specifications
Specification Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Product Name | DERCHI Commercial Glass Entry Door |
Product Type | Aluminum glass commercial entry system |
Material | 6063-T5 aluminum with polyamide thermal break |
Standard Glass | 5+27A+5 tempered, black PVDF spacer |
Glass Options | Low-E, laminated, argon, bullet-resistant, etc. |
Frame Wall Thickness | 1.3–3.0 mm (series-dependent) |
Hardware | 304 SS multi-point lock, commercial handle, concealed hinges |
Opening Style | Swing, pivot, heavy-duty sliding, bifold, custom |
Size Range | Custom; confirm max leaf dimensions with factory |
Application | Office, hotel, retail, residential lobbies, storefronts |
Customization | Glass, finish, size, hardware, OEM/ODM |
Notes | Specifications confirmed in shop drawings per order |
Advantages
25+ years of industry experience in manufacturing aluminum doors, with consistent export quality.
180,000 sqm factory and ~600 employees ensure production capacity for bulk and phased deliveries.
Project documentation support including CAD/BIM, shop drawings, and test reports simplifies specs.
Custom engineering from special sizes to integrated access control, backed by factory engineers working with design teams.
Global project experience in 100+ countries, with awareness of diverse codes—certification per region must be verified.
Application Scenarios
Apartment: For shared lobby entrances in multi-unit buildings, these doors offer a secure, thermally broken solution that helps control energy loss while accommodating daily tenant traffic with minimal maintenance.
Home Office: In converted residential spaces used as small offices, a commercial glass entry door can separate the work area from living zones, providing sound isolation and a professional appearance.
Hotel: Hotel lobbies and banquet hall entrances see continuous use; heavy-duty hardware and damped stops ensure quiet operation and longevity, while large glass panels create an open, inviting atmosphere.
Office Building: Main entrances and internal commercial passages benefit from commercial glass entry doors with thermal break design, balancing energy codes with a sleek corporate look.
Outdoor: Exterior restaurant or café entrances may require weather-resistant commercial glass entry doors. Buyers should confirm water tightness, wind pressure, and coating durability against UV and rain for the specific location.
Residential Building: Public lobbies of residential towers can use these doors to meet security and accessibility requirements; multi-point locks and concealed hinges support both function and modern design.
Exterior: Exposed retail fronts or drive-up entrances demand robust sealing and corrosion-resistant finishes. Confirm with the supplier that the selected finish and gasket system are suitable for the local climate.
Villa: High-end private residences often adopt commercial-grade doors for grand entrances, offering oversized glass panels and pivot operation with the same thermal and security performance as commercial projects.
FAQ
What are commercial glass entry doors?
These are aluminum-framed glass door systems designed for commercial building entrances. They combine thermally broken profiles, insulated glass, and heavy-duty hardware to handle high traffic, thermal efficiency, and security demands better than standard aluminum doors.
Where can they be used?
Common applications include office building lobbies, hotel entrances, retail storefronts, apartment common areas, and showrooms. They can be adapted for both interior commercial partitions and exterior entrances with appropriate coatings and sealing.
Can doors be customized in size, glass, and finish?
Yes, dimensions, glass type, frame finish, and opening style can be tailored to project needs. OEM branding, custom RAL colors, and integrated access control systems are also available—lead time and MOQ depend on the degree of customization.
What information is needed for a quote?
Provide door dimensions (width x height), opening style, preferred glass type, finish, hardware requirements, and estimated quantity. Including architectural drawings or a door schedule helps the factory produce an accurate quotation and lead time estimate.
Do you support B2B projects with documentation?
Yes, DERCHI provides CAD/BIM files, shop drawings, installation guides, and relevant test reports. For larger commercial projects, a dedicated technical contact coordinates documentation to align with construction schedules and approval processes.
What technical documents are available?
Available documents include profile drawings, structural and thermal simulation reports, water/air infiltration test data, and hardware specifications. Certification documents (e.g., CE, NFRC) are configuration-specific and can be requested for the exact door model.
What should buyers confirm before ordering?
Verify performance values (U-Factor, wind load, sound ratings) for the actual door size and glass configuration, confirm compliance with local building codes and ADA requirements if applicable, and clarify packaging, shipping terms, and delivery timeline.
How should I confirm certifications, packaging, and shipping?
Request the specific certification scopes and certificate numbers for your chosen configuration. Packaging (wooden crates, palletizing) and shipping terms (FOB, CIF, DDP) are confirmed at order stage and should be documented in the proforma invoice.
