DoorSystems

Optima offers a range of internal glass doors for commercial interiors, including frameless and framed configurations, alongside timber door options. Different systems are available to suit specific acoustic, access and design requirements.

Yes. Selected door systems can accommodate access control, locking, closers and other hardware requirements. Compatibility depends on the door configuration, so these elements should be coordinated during specification.

Acoustic performance varies by door system and glazing configurations. Where acoustic privacy is important, the door should be selected as part of the complete partition specification so the performance of the room is considered as a whole.

The right door depends on the performance and design requirements of the space. Key considerations include acoustic privacy, door type, glazing configuration, accessibility, hardware, locking and how the door needs to coordinate with the surrounding partition system.

Single-glazed doors use one pane of glass, while double-glazed doors use two panes within the door construction. Double-glazed configurations are typically selected where higher acoustic performance is required, while single-glazed doors can provide a lighter visual appearance and suit spaces with lower acoustic demands. Final performance depends on the complete door specification, including glass, seals, frame and hardware.