Go with Sin,
Go with Sincol!
The pivot door is the perfect translation of luxury, grandeur, and sophistication. Its pivot-axis opening system creates a wide, smooth, and striking movement, transforming any entrance into a standout feature. Ideal for main entrance doors and for projects looking to make an immediate visual impact, it amplifies the sense of space and adds a unique architectural touch. In addition to its powerful aesthetics, this model provides a fluid and elegant opening, contributing to a unique entrance. A model that stands out for its personality.
Wooden grid with 23 mm spacing, offering firmness, stability, and resistance to warping.
100% compact/solid (MDP), providing high density, excellent structural stability, and greater resistance to warping and deformation over time.
100% solid pine, high-quality wood that guarantees maximum strength, excellent structural stability, and superior performance against warping.
Sincol door frames feature a reinforced structure, ensuring greater strength and safety.
The standardized 2mm radius design brings elegance and sophistication to the set. With structural reinforcement in moisture-resistant HDF and a UV insulating finish, they ensure extra protection against warping and humidity.
They are produced with a moisture-resistant HDF base (more resistant to humidity) and can be laminated or coated, with widths of 50, 63, and 98 mm. They can be installed using a miter joint system or an H system, with adjustments of up to 25 mm.
| Door Dimensions | External kit measurement | Ideal Opening for Installation |
|---|---|---|
| 1000x2100 mm | 1078x2145 mm | 1100x2160 mm |
| 1100x2100 mm | 1178x2145 mm | 1200x2160 mm |
| 1200x2100 mm | 1278x2145 mm | 1300x2160 mm |
| Frame | Adjustment |
|---|---|
| 90 mm | 90 mm - 115 mm |
| 115 mm | 115 mm - 140 mm |
| 140 mm | 140 mm - 165 mm |
| 165 mm | 165 mm - 190 mm |
| 190 mm | 190 mm - 215 mm |
| 215 mm | 215 mm - 240 mm |
| 240 mm | 240 mm - 265 mm |
To correctly identify the opening direction of Sincol doors, stand outside the room and simulate the opening movement of the door:
