External doors that feature glazing or sidelights are a great solution for allowing as much natural light into the home as possible. Our range includes many types of glazing and various combinations of doors with sidelights.
Glass in Doors with Glazing
At NEWAY, we offer a variety of door models with glazing. Additionally, each glazing features a safety glass 33.1.
Moreover, in our range of glazing for sidelights, we have the following options:
- Clear Glass
- The main advantage is its natural appearance.
- This type of glass does not change colors or distort reality.
- It works wonderfully in buildings with beautiful landscapes outside.
- Frosted Glass – Satinovo
- Characterized by a uniform, matte surface.
- This effect is achieved by acid etching one of the surfaces.
- This product provides optimal illumination while protecting against outside views.
- Satinovo glass is most commonly used in residential, office, and hotel construction.
- Graphite Reflective Glass
- Commonly known as solar control glass, this is colored throughout and combines excellent functional properties with a decorative character.
- The glass sheets in such windows are coated with metal oxides. They reflect a portion of sunlight, preventing overheating of the rooms. They create an exterior layer (with mirror-like properties), providing greater privacy for the inhabitants.
- It is intended for use in buildings where aesthetics are also important alongside sun protection.
- One-Way Mirror Glass
- One-way mirror glass is a special type of glass with a one-sided mirror effect.
- It creates a reflection of the surroundings of the house.
- The mirror effect appears where there is a greater intensity of light. This means that when you are inside the house, you are in a darker room, making you invisible while you can see what is happening outside.
- It’s worth noting that in the evening, when it is dark outside and the lights are on inside, the situation will be reversed.
- P4 Glass – Burglar-Resistant
- P4 glass has increased resistance to penetration or breakage by blunt or sharp tools.
- It is constructed from two 4 mm thick glass sheets, separated by 4 layers of durable PVB film.
- Insurance companies consider it to be sufficient protection for the building, which may reduce insurance premiums by approximately 5-10% in some firms.
Decorative or Ornamental Glass
- Sandblasted – This is a technique that allows for the creation of decorations on various types of glass by removing the outer layer of glass to form a pattern. The sandblasted pattern is always matte. Due to its very low translucency, it provides privacy for the occupants.
- Chinchilla – This glass has a silky appearance and is colorless. It has limited transparency but allows light to pass through, giving the interior a sense of harmony and calm.
- Master – Carre – This is a translucent glass that comes in a clear version. It provides discretion with a subtle effect of diffused light, which allows for optical enlargement of spaces and creates a cozy and intimate atmosphere.
- Master – Ligne – Very similar to Master – Carre, it also separates us from unwanted gazes. They differ in their pattern.
Transom Lights
Transom lights in doors consist of a frame and glass infill.
We offer doors with various configurations of transom lights:
- top,
- right side,
- left side,
- both right and left sides,
- both right and left sides, as well as top,
- both right and top,
- both left and top.
The side transoms usually have the same height as the door, while the top transom has the same width. The top transom makes the entrance doors appear taller and more spacious.
Our doors with transoms are made within a single frame to ensure the highest quality structural integrity.
Doors with transoms add an original design to the home; they are very classic and will suit both modern and traditional houses, allowing for many interesting arrangements.
