The modern full glass front door offers an expansive pivot entry solution that combines advanced thermal insulation with a clean, almost invisible sightline. Backed by project‑based customization, this system suits architects and developers looking for a high‑transparency aluminum glass pivot door.
- Pivot opening with concealed top/bottom hardware for seamless movement
- Thermally broken aluminum frame and argon‑filled insulating glass for energy efficiency
- Custom glass, dimensions, and finish options tailored to commercial or residential projects
Product Details
The W‑Z3 aluminum glass pivot door is built around a thermally broken frame that measures 129 mm in width, with a 3.0 mm leaf profile and 2.5 mm frame profile. Standard glazing uses 8 mm + 21A + 8 mm double tempered insulating glass filled with argon, while multi‑layer EPDM seals and 45° corner injection bonding reinforce the structure. This configuration delivers a large glass area without compromising thermal performance or rigidity.
Unlike conventional hinged doors, the concealed top‑and‑bottom pivot mechanism allows the door leaf to rotate gracefully, creating an uninterrupted visual flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. For entries in hotels, office lobbies, or high‑end villas, the system unifies daylighting, wind resistance up to 5 kPa, and a sleek modern glass exterior door look — a combination that addresses both aesthetic ambitions and practical building‑envelope demands.
Product Features
Maximised Glass Vision: A full‑height glass panel with minimal aluminium framing opens up sightlines, bringing natural light deep into lobbies and living areas.
Thermally Broken Frame: The 129 mm wide profile with a dedicated thermal break cuts heat transfer, helping projects meet energy codes for a thermal break entry door.
Concealed Pivot Hardware: Top‑and‑bottom pivot units stay hidden, so the door appears as a floating glass plane with no visible hinges or tracks.
Robust Weather Sealing: EPDM multi‑layer seals achieve water tightness of 700 Pa and air tightness of 1.2 m³/(m·h), keeping rain and drafts out.
Durable Aluminium Build: Profiles with 3.0 mm and 2.5 mm wall thickness stand up to daily commercial use while resisting corrosion.
Project‑Ready Glass Options: Switchable privacy, Low‑E, tinted, and laminated safety glass enable buyers to match performance and design goals without changing the door system core.
Customizable Styles
Glass configuration can be changed to Low‑E, tinted, frosted, or privacy switchable glass; laminated safety glass is available upon request.
Frame colour and surface finish options include PVDF coatings and anodized treatments; project‑specific RAL matching may be available.
Pivot position can be set at centre or off‑centre to accommodate entry layouts and traffic flow patterns.
Overall dimensions are custom engineered per project; maximum size remains subject to static and wind‑load review by the factory.
Threshold design, lock type, and integrated access control can be discussed during project consultation to achieve local code requirements.
Hardware Accessories
Hidden top‑and‑bottom pivot system supports smooth rotation and can be configured for centre or off‑centre pivot points.
Guangqi integrated armrest is supplied as standard; alternative handle designs may be sourced upon request.
Locks must be confirmed on a per‑order basis; buyers can discuss cylinder grade, multi‑point locking, and smart lock integration.
EPDM multi‑layer seals provide durable compression against air and water ingress, contributing to the door’s pressure‑tested performance.
Corrosion‑resistant fasteners and sealant‑injected corner joints maintain assembly strength in humid or coastal environments.
Basic Parameters
Performance Item | Available Information | Buyer Notes |
|---|---|---|
Thermal Insulation | U‑Factor 0.38 | Request the corresponding test report for energy modelling and project approval. |
Wind Pressure Resistance | 5 kPa | Verify that 5 kPa satisfies local wind‑load codes; request structural calculations if required. |
Water Tightness | 700 Pa | Confirm threshold and drainage layout; ask for rain test documentation for your region. |
Air Tightness | 1.2 m³/(m·h) | Use this value for building envelope air leakage analysis; request the test method details. |
Sound Insulation | 35 dB | If higher sound reduction is needed, specify STC/OITC targets; factory can propose advanced glass assemblies. |
Product Specifications
Specification | Details |
|---|---|
Product Name | DERCHI W‑Z3 Full Glass Pivot Door |
Product Type | Aluminum Thermally Broken Pivot Entry Door |
Material | Thermally broken aluminum profiles, EPDM seals |
Glass Type | Double tempered insulating glass |
Glass Thickness | 8 mm + 21A + 8 mm (argon filled) |
Frame Option | 129 mm frame width with 2.5 mm profile thickness |
Hardware | Concealed pivot, Guangqi armrest, lock to be confirmed |
Opening Style | Horizontal pivot rotation |
Size Range | Custom per project; maximum subject to engineering review |
Application | Hotels, offices, retail, residential, villa entries |
Customization | Glass, colour, pivot position, hardware, threshold |
Notes | All specifications should be confirmed with technical drawings before production. |
Advantages
Expansive daylighting brought by a nearly frameless glass surface creates inviting lobbies and entrances without sacrificing thermal performance.
The thermal break entry door design lowers U‑Factor to 0.38, helping commercial projects meet energy budgets while using large glazing.
Concealed hardware eliminates visible hinges and tracks, delivering the clean look expected for a modern glass exterior door.
Robust 3.0 mm leaf and 2.5 mm frame profiles, combined with injected corner joints, withstand frequent opening cycles in public use.
Project‑based engineering and OEM/ODM capability mean developers receive a full glass front door matched to specific size, glass, and finish requirements.
Application Scenarios
Apartment: A full‑glass pivot door at the terrace or balcony entry floods small apartment floor plans with daylight while maintaining a thermal barrier.
Home Office: Separating a home work area with a transparent pivot door keeps visual connectivity and can help reduce noise transfer when paired with acoustic glass.
Hotel: In a hotel lobby or courtyard restaurant, the door’s hidden pivot and large glass area create an uninterrupted transition between interior luxury and outdoor spaces.
Office Building: For building main entries, a commercial glass door with this profile handles high‑traffic while presenting a prestigious façade.
Outdoor: Used as a covered terrace or pool house door, the system relies on weather‑tight seals; buyers should confirm exposure levels and drainage design.
Residential Building: Apartment building entrances benefit from a modern full glass front door that communicates openness and security at once.
Exterior: As an exterior entry, confirm wind load capacity and water tightness for local rainfall; a canopy or recessed placement helps extend durability.
Villa: A villa entrance with a full glass pivot door merges indoor living with garden views, and custom sizing allows dramatic, oversized installations.
FAQ
What is a modern full glass front door?
It is an aluminum thermally broken pivot entry system featuring large double‑tempered insulating glass and concealed hardware. The design provides an open, daylight‑filled entry with strong thermal insulation and weather resistance.
Where can this full glass pivot door be installed?
Typical applications include hotel lobbies, office main entrances, retail storefronts, apartment building entries, villas, and courtyard transitions. It is suitable for both new build and renovation projects.
Can size, glass, and finish be customized?
Yes. Dimensions are project‑engineered, and glass options such as Low‑E, tinted, frosted, or laminated can be specified. Frame colours and pivot positions are also customisable to match your design intent.
What information is needed for a modern full glass front door quote?
Provide the project location, required opening size, glass preference, hardware and lock expectations, finish, quantity, and any certification needs. Drawings or sketches accelerate the engineering review.
Is the door suitable for large B2B projects?
Absolutely. Supply is project‑based with OEM/ODM support. The factory can produce hundreds of units per batch and offers technical documents, performance data, and installation guidance for commercial developments.
What technical documents and certifications are provided?
You can request test reports for thermal, structural, and acoustic performance. Ask the supplier for the specific report numbers applicable to your configuration; certification coverage must be confirmed per project.
What should be confirmed before ordering?
Confirm exact dimensions, glass build‑up, lock type, threshold design, pivot position, wind load requirements, and applicable building codes. Also verify lead time and packaging requirements.
How are doors packaged, shipped, and ensured compliant?
Products are typically packed in export‑grade plywood cases. Discuss packaging protection, trade terms (FOB, CIF, etc.), and any third‑party inspection such as BV verification before shipment.
