Glass Walls and Custom Doors
A deeper look
In the ever-evolving world of interior design, there's a growing trend that combines contemporary style with functionality—custom metal doors and framed glass accent walls. These elements have become increasingly popular for their clean appearance and the unique ability to partition spaces without sacrificing natural light. If you're considering incorporating these features into your project, this guide will address common questions to help you make informed decisions.
Hardware Choices
Selecting the right hardware for your custom metal doors is an essential step in achieving the desired look and functionality. From sleek, minimalist handles to bold and statement-making pulls, the options are vast. Consider the overall design of your space and the mood you want to convey when choosing door hardware. Stainless steel, matte black, or brass finishes can all contribute to the unique character of your custom doors. Custom hardware can be built, or off the shelf hardware can be sourced and integrated into the design.
How Long Does It Take?
We know you’re excited to get your doors! We’re excited too. Understanding the timeline for your project is crucial for planning and execution. The construction of custom metal doors and framed glass accent walls involves a meticulous process to ensure precision and quality. While timelines can vary based on the complexity of the design and other project-specific factors, a reputable manufacturer or contractor will provide you with a clear estimate. Typically, the fabrication and installation process can take several weeks, ensuring that every detail is crafted to meet your specifications.
Pricing
Pricing framed glass walls and doors can vary based on a wide variety of factors. The degree of trim and finish work that will be needed, the squareness of existing walls, floors, and ceilings, and the intricacy of the glasswork will all affect cost. Pricing 101 is an article where we go through all the biggest variables that go into our pricing structure so you can be informed when you assemble your budget.