The front door is the show-piece of a house which in combination with the façade gives the building a unique character. However, a well-chosen front door not only emphasises the appearance of the house but also plays a very important role in terms of security. Therefore, when faced with the choice of the front door, it is worth selecting a model that offers excellent technical parameters. This way, we can ensure the safety of the household members and improve the energy efficiency of the building.
A robust structure of the exterior door together with a perfect locking system ensure protection against unwelcome visitors. In addition, the use of particular materials and the thickness of the front door ensure exceptional thermal and sound insulation performance. Moreover, the gasket used on the door frames also enhances the door tightness and guarantees a perfect fit of the leaf to the frame. When choosing front door, it is worth paying attention to the sound tightness, which is cru-cial in multi-family housing.
Front doors offered by Inwest-Profil are characterised by robust workmanship, providing users with comfort and safety. Our wide range of products makes it possible for each customer to purchase doors tailored to their needs and expectations. Our offer includes i.a. single- or double-leaf front doors, doors with a side panel, with a hand rail and even exterior doors in different colours. What is more, you can also buy glazed security front doors, full exterior doors and exterior doors with spe-cial insulation. Our product portfolio includes entrance doors made of aluminium with burglar re-sistance class RC2 in the MC-86 andMB-104 Passive versions. In addition, we also have exterior doors made of durable PVC plastic with burglar resistance class RC3. Our product range includes high-quality interior doors and practical accessories as well.
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