Aluminum French Door

From open views to more privacy, glazing changes both the light and the character of the entrance.

CLEAR GLASS

FROSTED GLASS

ART GLASS

A direct visual link through the entry.

Diffuse daylight and greater privacy.

A decorative focal point at the door.

Glass type, pattern and glazing specification are selected for the actual project.

Keep the finish aligned with the facade, surrounding windows and entrance hardware.

BLACK

GRAY

WHITE

Defined and architectural

Soft and contemporary

Light and classic

Final coating, texture and color should be confirmed against a physical finish sample.

Choose the door count, glass balance and arch structure to suit the facade and daily use.

SINGLE LEAF

DOUBLE LEAF

A focused entry for a narrower opening.

A balanced composition for a wider entrance.

PRIVATE GLAZING

FIXED TRANSOM

Soft daylight with reduced visibility.

Shallow arch above square door leaves.

A distinctive entrance shaped for the architecture around it.

An entrance with presence

ARCH OPTIONS

DOOR LAYOUT

Full arch or arched transom

Single or double leaf

GLAZING

FRAME FINISH

Clear, private or decorative

Black, gray or white

The same arched idea can be interpreted through French, European and American entry architecture.

FRENCH

EUROPEAN

AMERICAN

Grilles and a light stone setting

Restrained dark frames and masonry

Classic entry scale and proportion

Choose the scene as inspiration; confirm the door drawing for the actual building.

The arch, door and surrounding wall must be measured as one coordinated entrance.

OPENING SIZE

ARCH GEOMETRY

Record the overall width and height at the installation location.

Confirm rise, radius or template of the curved head.

LEAF LAYOUT

TRANSOM OPTION

Choose single or double leaf and the preferred opening direction.

Choose a full arched leaf or a fixed arch above square leaves.

GLASS & FINISH

FINAL DRAWING

Select privacy level, decorative pattern and frame color.

Review hardware, threshold and installation details before manufacture.

ARCHED ALUMINUM DOORS

A beautiful entrance depends on accurate drawings and the right site decisions.

ARCH HEAD

Record the exact curve and wall opening.

HINGE & SWING

Allow clearance for daily movement.

THRESHOLD

Coordinate floor levels and the entrance transition.

HARDWARE

Confirm handle, lock and access needs.

GLAZING

Specify the glass build-up for the project.

A drawing comes before production

This gallery illustrates design possibilities. Final dimensions, structure, glazing, hardware and performance requirements should be confirmed in the approved project drawing and quotation.

A practical sequence keeps the design, order and site preparation aligned.

DESIGN BRIEF

Select the entrance style and share reference images.

SITE MEASUREMENT

Provide opening dimensions and arch geometry.

SHOP DRAWING

Review leaf layout, glass, finish, hardware and swing.

PRODUCTION

Proceed after the final drawing and order details are approved.

DELIVERY & FITTING

Prepare the opening and install to the approved details.

ARCHED ALUMINUM DOORS

A quick guide to the choices that shape an arched aluminum entry.

CAN THE DOOR ITSELF BE ARCHED?

Yes. A full-arch design uses curved operable leaf heads. A split-arch design keeps the door leaves rectangular below a fixed curved transom.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE LEAF?

Choose from the opening width, desired passage and facade composition. The final layout is confirmed on the project drawing.

CAN I USE DECORATIVE GLASS?

Art glass can be selected for a visual feature. Clear and privacy glazing are also possible design directions.

HOW IS THE ARCH MEASURED?

The overall opening and curved head need accurate site dimensions or a verified template before the final drawing is approved.

WHAT ABOUT COLOR AND HARDWARE?

Black, gray and white are shown here. Confirm the physical finish sample, handle, lock, swing and threshold for the actual order.

ARCHED ALUMINUM DOORS