The wonderful symmetrical lines of the loft doors glazing add a timeless character to any space. Industrial glazing is used for windows, doors and partition walls, and is recognisable by its elegant black metal frame with horizontal and vertical mullions. Glass doors were once used in many public buildings and are now enjoying an increasing popularity at modern homes.
Due to the mix of sharp industrialism with the elegance from the turn of the century, the Portamet loft glazing is currently considered a design classic. What can be the applications of glass loft doors at my home? Part of the beauty of loft-style glazing is its adaptability.
Though created in the modernist era, it fits well with most design styles – from traditional buildings to Scandinavian-style interiors. In crittall doors the window frames are very slim, which maximises the amount of light entering the room – this is why Portamet loft glazing works well in an orangery or a vestibule.
The structures of this type are useful not only for windows and external loft doors; they are also perfect for creating partition walls inside the home, creating separate rooms without limiting the flow of light and air circulation. Moreover, if you want to test them on a smaller scale, you can try a loft shower screen, mirror or free-standing glazed panel.