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A pivot door is a door that rotates around a pivot point in the floor and ceiling, instead of on hinges at the side. This allows the door to open to both sides and it often closes automatically due to a built-in soft-close system. The result: a luxurious look and smooth, silent movement.

No. A pivot door is installed without a frame. The door pivots on a floor and ceiling hinge, which usually means the existing frame is removed. This makes a pivot door ideal for homes looking to create a modern, open aesthetic.

Yes, in most cases a pivot door can be installed without problems in combination with underfloor heating. This is because the hinge of a pivot door is not anchored deep into the floor, but secured in a recess only a few centimetres deep. As a result, the operation of the underfloor heating almost always remains fully intact.

The main advantages are that a pivot door opens to two sides, has a luxurious, modern look. You also don't need a doorframe (which gives a sleek look), there's a soft-close and automatic closing mechanism, and it's easy to use, even with your hands full. It's the door for anyone who wants to give their interior a premium upgrade.

A pivot door can be quite large. Most systems support:
-Widths from 80–130 cm
-Heights up to approx. 300 cm
For extra large sizes, we are happy to help you. Often more is possible than you think!