Most doors, both external and internal, are hinged and can be made from a variety of materials. Hinged doors are the most common type of doors used today.
Whether it’s the front door of your home or business, a casement door, the doors of a wardrobe or cabinet, your interior or exterior doors, it’s likely they are hinged doors. There are loads of options when it comes to finish, opening side, and material.
FIRST™ hinged doors have clean cut, square-edge stiles and wide top and bottom rails for a superb visual effect. The rails can be further widened for a more traditional deep-rail appearance. Square cut rails and hidden compression blocks at the corners provide strength and stability.
What are hinged doors?
A door that has been affixed to a door jamb with at least two hinges is a hinged door. A hinged door works on the mechanism that allows the door to swing to one side, with limited pivoting movement.
When to use hinged doors
Some factors to consider when you are deciding on whether to use hinged doors, include space, where the door is going to be, and its use. Hinged doors need floor space to open, whether it is inward or outward, left or right hand opening. A wardrobe or cabinet in a small room or kitchen may require more space that you have if you choose hinged doors. But for an aluminium entrance door, or a casement door, hinges are a good choice. Our aluminium doors come in a variety of sizes and finishes.
Hinged door configurations
Framing and glazing options
Colours and finishes available
We offer anodized and powder coated door finishes. 35 colours of powder coating and anodizing in 6 shades are available. For an additional charge, you can choose from 100 different colour options.
For more information about the FIRST door product range please refer to our brochure here.

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