Pivot Door, Modern Custom Front Door

Model	Design	External Dimensions (inches)	Wood/Finish	Glass
GD-PVT-001 60x96	Single	Unit size: 63-3/4 x 99-1/2 - Slab Size: 60 x 96 in.	Mahogany Wood Veneer with Espresso Finish	Satinato

Model

Design

External Dimensions (inches)

Wood/Finish

Glass

GD-PVT-001 60x96

Single

Unit size: 63-3/4 x 99-1/2 - Slab Size: 60 x 96 in.

Mahogany Wood Veneer with Espresso Finish

Satinato

Modern Euro Technology

The Euro Technology construction method is a unique door sandwich design that is composed of a thermal insulation board, stiles and rails made from solid European wood, and layers of aluminum sheets and plywood in several wood veneers like Mahogany. Building our doors with Euro Technology allows us to offer some of the most resilient doors on the market.

This design allows for our doors to have unrivaled stability, durability, and thermal performance. If you are looking for a sleek, jaw-dropping modern entryway, look no further. Our Modern collection features floating paneled structures, flush doors, and oversized door systems in a variety of stunning designs. The precise horizontal and vertical alignments, continuous glazed openings, and crisp, defined lines featured on our Modern collection beautifully compliment any modern home. Feel free to select any one of our pre-designed models or design your very own custom modern door, be it from scratch or based off of any of our current models. No matter your selection, you will feel secure knowing that you have one of the most durable, stable, thermally efficient doors on the market.

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Hardware Suggested by Our Designers:

Hardware Suggested by Our Designers

Brand: EURO-LOCK
Rectangular-Sintesi Set
Model: HDWR-EURO-SET-RECTANGULAR-48-SINTESI
$900 Lock

Brand: EURO-LOCK
Rectangular-Sintesi Set
Model: HDWR-EURO-SET-RECTANGULAR-71-SINTESI
$950 Lock

Brand: EURO-LOCK
Round-Strip Set
Model: HDWR-EURO-SET-ROUND-48-STRIP
$860 Lock

Brand: EURO-LOCK
Round-Strip Set
Model: HDWR-EURO-SET-ROUND-71-STRIP
$910 Lock

None

Lock

Glenview Haus Door Collections incorporate styles from Modern to Heritage, offering your clients the highest quality of craftsmanship

A front door is a home's first impression. They are the first thing seen and studied while visitors wait for entry, and so they set the mood for the rest of the house. Clients want front doors that are welcoming, stylish and are a reflection of the individuals who live inside. Glenview Haus provides made-to-order wooden entry ways that give clients the ability to express themselves and their home with a beautifully crafted, furniture-grade entry doors. Offering styles ranging from modern to rustic, Glenview Haus has doors to fit every desire.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Pivot Doors

What are pivot doors?

Pivot Front doors are larger than typical Entry swing doors. Pivot Entry Doors revolve around a hinge that is offset from would be on a traditional Entry swing door. These Pivot Front Doors are visible from all sides and with all details on display. This Pivot Entry Door trend began in warmer climates where insulation is not a large factor in the design process. Typically, standard Pivot Front Doors are not well insulated, creating a draft in your home. Our custom Pivot Front Doors are built with the highest quality draft-resistant products to withstand extreme Chicago temperatures in the Summer and Winter months. With a double rabbeted jamb, these doors are not only well insulated, but they are incredibly secure and are high performing when it comes to protection.

What are multipoint locks used for Pivot Doors?

Multipoint locks serve the purpose of increasing security, increasing insulation, and reducing warping. As the name suggests, multipoint locks are attached at several points instead of just one. While this provides several benefits, what we are most interested in here is warping since Pivot doors are larger and therefore more susceptible. The multiple locking points allow the door to be more anchored and greatly lower warping compared to regular locks.

Why do we use double rabbeted jambs on our Pivot doors?

Double rabbeted jambs address the downside to Pivot doors: lack of insulation. Due to the design of Pivot doors that many companies use, they allow for more airflow even when closed compared to doors with normal hinges. Our double rabbeted jambs address this issue. They allow the gap between the slab and jamb to be much smaller on the side, restricting airflow and improving insulation

How are Pivot doors special?

Pivot doors are special because they can be larger than traditional doors. The hinge is offset from the frame by a couple of inches, allowing the door to handle more weight. Pivot hinges are placed on the top and the bottom of the frame and the door revolves around it. So not only can the door be bigger, but it doesn’t feel as heavy because part of the door is on the other side of the hinge. Pivot doors are great for those who would like a larger front door, and they fit perfectly for houses with a contemporary, modern, or transitional architectural style.

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