Bespoke steel entrances

Architectural
Series

An entrance considered as part of the architecture.

Steel entry doors made to order, with proportion, material and detail developed around your project.

Corten steel entrance with vertical face detailing

The collection

Three ways to shape
an entrance.

Start with Groove, Grid or Insert. Each design can be developed in scale, finish and detail to suit its setting.

Groove steel entry door design

Groove

Deep vertical lines create a rhythmic steel surface with sculptural detail.

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Insert steel entry door design

Insert

A restrained steel face is defined by a contrasting architectural glass insert.

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Made to order

Resolved around
your architecture.

The collection is a starting point. Every door is developed around the opening, surrounding architecture and material palette.

Consider the face, frame and hardware together, from the first drawing to the final composition.

  1. 01Scale & proportion
  2. 02Face detailing
  3. 03Material & finish
  4. 04Hardware & locking
  5. 05Sidelights & transoms

Material expressions

The finish is part
of the design.

Coated, plated and natural steel surfaces bring different texture, depth and character to an entrance.

Galvanised powder coat surface sample
Galvanised powder coat
Plated stainless steel surface sample
Plated stainless steel
Corten steel surface sample
Corten steel
Hammered steel surface sample
Hammered steel
Raw galvanised steel surface sample
Raw galvanised steel

Images are a guide to appearance. Discuss the material, exposure and a physical finish sample for your project.

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Completed Corten steel entrance, exterior and interior views

In place

A Corten steel
entrance.

Strong vertical proportions and continuous material detailing bring the entrance into the architecture. The naturally varied steel surface adds depth and character.

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Begin with an idea

A drawing. A material.
A different possibility.

Share your opening, inspiration or early plans. We can discuss how the design, finish and details could come together.