The Fluid Steel Door is an elegant solution for internal glazing—balancing architectural purity with robust performance. Designed with ultra-slim face widths from just 23mm and constructed entirely from steel, it allows light to pass through while maintaining privacy, acoustic control, and design cohesion. Its minimal framing and flush or recessed options make it suitable for a wide variety of internal environments, from contemporary homes to heritage restorations.
With five distinct models—Standard, E30, EW30, E60, and EW60—the Steel Door offers flexible performance that aligns with both design intent and safety requirements.
- Sightlines : 45 mm
- Max Glass Thickness : 45mm
- Max Leaf Height : 2400 mm
- Max Leaf Width : 1200 mm
- Max leaf weight : 120 kg
- Fixed glazing
- Structural depth 50 mm
- Max. filling element thickness 24 mm
- Steel glazing beads
- Wet and dry glazing
- Hot-dip surface galvanizing approved
- Flush and recessed versions
- Sidelights / fanlights
- CE/UKCA marking : EN 16034
- Self-closing properties : Class 6 (EN 12400)
- Escape / emergency routes : EN 179 & EN 1125
- Operating forces : Class 3 (EN 12217)
- Barrier-free : DIN 18040
- Sound Insulation : Up to 35 dB (EN ISO 140-3)
A modern expression of restraint and strength, the Fluid Steel Door elevates the interior fabric of a building. It’s designed to blend quietly into architecture while enhancing openness and spatial clarity. Its slender lines and refined proportions make it ideal for linking rooms, creating quiet zones, or marking subtle thresholds in open-plan spaces.
A Light-Filled Division
With face widths starting at just 23mm, the door introduces light while offering acoustic separation—ideal for homes, workspaces, and public interiors seeking a visual connection without compromise.
Adaptable Compositions
Available in single or double-leaf designs, with options for sidelight and fanlight integration, the system supports a range of spatial configurations without overpowering the architectural language.
Optional radiant heat control for 30 or 60 minutes, meeting EN 13501-2 standards. Ideal for safety-critical spaces, they deliver discreet protection without compromising on design.
| Model | Fire Resistance | Integrity (E) | Radiation (W) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | No | No | No | - |
| E30 | Yes | Yes | No | 30 minutes |
| EW30 | Yes | Yes | Yes | 30 minutes |
| E60 | Yes | Yes | No | 60 minutes |
| EW60 | Yes | Yes | Yes | 60 minutes |
E (Integrity): Prevents the passage of flames and hot gases
EW (Integrity + Radiation Control): Prevents flames and also limits heat radiation to nearby surfaces
Behind the refined appearance is a performance-led system engineered for longevity and internal functionality. The Fluid Steel Door is fully fabricated from recyclable steel, meeting strict European performance standards. It offers sound insulation up to 35 dB, barrier-free access, and is tested to 200,000 open/close cycles.
Fire-Rated Models
Where additional performance is required, Fluid Steel is available in four certified internal fire-rated variants: E30, EW30, E60, and EW60, compliant with EN 16034. Each model is tested for safety, durability, and acoustic insulation, with discreet design integration.
Performance Meets Practicality
With steel or aluminium glazing beads, wet or dry glazing options, and capacity for glass up to 42mm thick, the system delivers robust functionality in a slim, versatile frame.
From material choice to installation detailing, the Fluid Steel Door is designed with timelessness in mind. Its minimal aesthetic lends itself to clean, modern interiors as well as character-sensitive renovations.
Integrated Elegance
Available in bright steel or steel zinc magnesium, it offers surface finishes including powder coating or galvanising. Options for frameless installation and flush integration allow the design to sit quietly within any interior setting.
Tailored to Space
Whether specified as a pivoting centrepiece or subtle side-hung partition, the Fluid Steel Door adapts in size, form, and finish—ensuring each project benefits from both visual continuity and functional sophistication.
