Interior Pivot Door

Q1: What is the maximum size for an interior pivot door?
A: One of the primary advantages of an interior pivot door is its ability to support oversized panels. While standard doors are limited by hinge strength, our pivot systems can easily accommodate heights up to 3000mm and widths up to 1500mm, creating a dramatic floor-to-ceiling visual impact.

Q2: Is it difficult to install an interior pivot door in a finished house?
A: Not necessarily. We offer a “No-Dig” floor pivot option for the interior pivot door. This surface-mounted hardware requires only minimal drilling into the finished floor, making it an excellent choice for renovation projects where cutting into the subfloor or underfloor heating is not possible.

Q3: Does the interior pivot door provide acoustic privacy?
A: Yes. While pivot doors have a slight gap for rotation, our interior pivot door is fitted with integrated magnetic seals or high-density brush strips. When combined with acoustic laminated glass or solid core panels, it provides excellent sound insulation for bedrooms and private study areas.

Q4: Can the interior pivot door swing in both directions?
A: Most interior pivot doors are designed for double-acting operation, meaning they can swing both inward and outward. This is particularly useful in high-traffic areas like kitchens or hallways. However, a single-direction stop can be installed if required by the room layout.

Q5: What frame finishes are available for interior design matching?
A: To ensure the interior pivot door complements your decor, we offer various anodized and powder-coated finishes. Popular choices include Matte Black, Satin Gold, and Champagne Bronze. We also provide ultra-slim “hidden frame” profiles that can be painted to match the surrounding wall color.