The door that protects your home also defines its entrance.
Aluminium, steel and iron entrance doors for homes, apartment buildings and other access points. We explain the differences clearly so you can choose a door that genuinely suits your home or project.
Every entrance calls for a different door.
Perhaps you need better insulation, more natural light, a durable communal entrance door or a fully bespoke design. That is why we work with five door types, each suited to different needs.
Find the door that suits your entrance.
We explain what each door type offers, which entrances it is best suited to and how far it can be customised. This makes it easier to compare the options without getting lost in technical terminology.
K·LINE framed aluminium entrance door
An elegant, highly adaptable aluminium door with a visible frame. Panels, glazing and fixed side or top panels can be combined to suit the proportions of your entrance.
- Solid or glazed options.
- Combinations with fixed side or top panels.
- Colours and finishes can be coordinated with your windows.
K·LINE flush-panel aluminium entrance door
The door leaf visually covers the frame, creating a cleaner, more continuous surface. It is a good choice when you want simple, modern lines with fewer visible elements.
- Modern, classic and glazed designs.
- Dual-colour option depending on the collection.
- Handles and accessories integrated into the overall design.
Steel flush-panel entrance door
A steel flush-panel door combining a clean, modern look with a high level of security and good thermal performance. An especially good option when you want a solid door without compromising on design.
- Highly resistant steel cladding.
- RC2 security and six-point locking.
- Thermal break and safety-glass options.
STRUGAL wood-effect entrance door
Aluminium flush-panel doors with finishes that recreate the warmth of timber, together with the low maintenance and durability of aluminium. Available in plain, grooved, slatted and glazed designs.
- A range of styles and finishes.
- Single or double doors, with fixed panels.
- Thermally broken options for improved insulation.
Iron doors
A highly adaptable option for shared entrances, homes and openings with unusual dimensions or shapes. It allows us to create a door with its own character and a structure built for frequent use.
- Glazed, barred, shuttered or panelled designs.
- Locks, handles, door closers and other fittings to suit the way the door will be used.
- Made to measure for the opening and the architectural style.
Four questions to help you choose well.
The best door is not necessarily the most expensive. It is the one that best suits everyday use, the building frontage and the level of comfort you need.
Is it for a private home or a shared entrance?
A private entrance door is used very differently from a communal one. Opening frequency, door-entry systems and hardware can vary significantly.
What level of insulation do you really need?
A door sheltered inside a hallway is not exposed to the same conditions as a street-facing entrance subject to wind, rain and temperature changes.
Would you like a solid, glazed or combination door?
Think about how much light you want to let in and how much privacy you need. Glazing can significantly change both the interior and the exterior appearance.
Does the colour or style need to match the façade?
In apartment buildings and refurbishment projects, the colour, proportions, glazing, handles or bars often need to coordinate with the existing building.
Compare the options at a glance.
Each model has its own features, but this table gives you a quick overview of the main differences between the five door types.
| Door type | Main material | Style | Customisation | Typical projects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Framed aluminium | Aluminium | Elegant and adaptable, with glazing or fixed panels | Very high | Homes and shared entrances with fixed panels, glazing or non-standard sizes |
| Flush-panel aluminium | Aluminium | Clean, uniform and simple lines | High | Modern homes and entrances where design takes centre stage |
| Steel flush panel | Steel | Modern and robust | Medium | Homes prioritising security, insulation and a clean, modern look |
| Wood-effect door | Aluminium | Plain, grooved, slatted or glazed | Very broad | New-build and refurbishment projects, houses, apartments and a wide range of entrances |
| Iron door | Iron | Industrial, traditional or completely bespoke | Maximum | Shared entrances, entrance halls, unusual openings and façade refurbishment |
A good door is about far more than looks.
Design matters, but the real value is felt every day: when the door closes properly, withstands regular use, protects the entrance and continues to look good over time.
Security suited to the way it is used
We help you choose the lock, locking points, glazing and hardware based on how the entrance is actually used.
Well-designed insulation
A door performs well thermally when the leaf, frame, glazing and installation work together. It is not just about the panel.
Designed to suit the façade
Colours, proportions, glazing, handles and details are selected so the door looks like an integral part of the building.
Professional installation
Even a high-quality door can cause problems if it is not properly levelled, anchored and sealed. That is why installation is essential.
Iron entrance doors for apartment buildings, homes and unusual openings.
Iron allows us to adapt the door to very specific sizes, shapes and requirements. We can combine glazing, bars, internal shutters and different fittings so the result suits both the building and the way the entrance will be used.
We do not start from a single standard model. We assess the opening, the façade, the frequency of use and the elements you want to include, then prepare a bespoke proposal.
- Single or double doors
- Fixed side or top panels
- Glazing and bars
- Door-entry system
- Door closers
- Locks and handles
- Internal shutters
- Choice of colour
From the first idea to the finished installation.
We start by listening to what you need and assessing the entrance. We then help you choose the door type, design, colour and hardware.
Tell us about your project
Building type, location, intended use, approximate dimensions, photographs and design preferences.
Compare the options
We explain the differences between aluminium, steel and iron in clear terms, so you can make an informed decision.
Confirm dimensions and finishes
We check the measurements, opening direction, glazing, colour, handle and any other hardware you need.
Manufacture and installation
We coordinate manufacture and install the door so it is properly aligned, sealed and finished.
Common questions before replacing an entrance door.
Every project is different, but these answers will help you understand the options before speaking to us.
The main differences are the material and construction of the door leaf. K·LINE and STRUGAL flush-panel doors are aluminium solutions, while the Steel door uses steel. This affects the design, security level, insulation and available options.
In many cases, yes. However, we need to check the colour range and finish available for each product line. The same RAL code may vary slightly depending on texture, sheen, coating process or manufacturer.
In many cases, yes, particularly for shared entrances. It needs to be planned from the outset so the lock, wiring and hardware work correctly.
When the entrance has unusual dimensions or shapes, you want to include bars, large glazed areas or internal shutters, or the design needs to fit closely with an existing façade. It is not inherently better or worse than aluminium or steel; it simply offers greater freedom for bespoke fabrication.
With photographs and approximate dimensions, we can advise you on the most suitable door type and prepare an initial proposal. Before manufacture, we take accurate measurements and assess the condition of the opening.
Let’s start by understanding what your entrance needs.
Send us photographs of the entrance, approximate dimensions and a brief explanation of what you would like to achieve. We will advise you on the door types most likely to suit the project.