Internal Glass Doors

Clear glass doors are becoming increasingly popular alternatives to wooden doors – not just for entrances and exits, but also for internal doors.

These are just some of the many benefits of installing glazed internal doors with toughened safety glass panels:

• Letting light in – Glass allows natural light to flood through the area, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Internal doors with glass will let light spread between rooms.
• Making spaces feel larger – The enhanced light flow and open views help to make rooms feel more spacious than they actually are.
• Creating a modern aesthetic – Seamless glass creates a minimalist modern look, while slim aluminium frames can add a more industrial appearance.
• Uniquely customisable – From frames and finishes to ironmongery and manifestations, you can design the ideal glass door for any given space.
• More flexible than traditional doors – Sliding glass doors are perfect when space is limited, and internal doors with glass improve communication in business settings.
• Fantastic views to the outside – Replace French doors or opaque uPVC or wooden doors with fully glazed doors to get the best view of a garden or patio.
• Durable and low maintenance – Interior glass doors are easy to clean and difficult to shatter; the quality of the glass is unlikely to deteriorate during your lifetime.

Glazed interior doors are a great choice whether they're standing alone, framed by glass panels, or integrated with glass partition walls as part of a larger glazed system.

They’re also thermally insulated for energy efficiency, and if you’re concerned about visual privacy with internal glass doors, the range of styles includes white glazed internal doors with frosted glass or printed graphics so interior doors aren’t 100% see-through.

Anywhere you might think of installing traditional doors, you can replace them with glazed internal doors for an instant transformation. Most people only think of toughened safety glass doors for entrances, but it’s possible to use internal doors with glass in residences and commercial or public buildings, too.

Glass isn’t just great for sliding patio doors – from enclosed showers and ensuite bathrooms to walk-in closets and home offices, there are so many ways to integrate doors with full-length glass panes into your house or apartment. They can create a better flow between connected rooms, like kitchens and dining rooms or living rooms.

In professional settings, internal glazed doors allow privacy for meeting rooms or individual offices without disrupting the approachable open-plan feel, which is vital for boosting teamwork and productivity. Food retail premises can also benefit from glass doors connecting indoor seating areas to outdoor terraces.

The extensive benefits that come with glazed internal doors make them the perfect choice for homes and office environments alike. At Glass Interiors, our glazed internal doors are both practical and effortlessly stylish, bringing a higher level of sophistication to every space we install them in.

Say goodbye to bulky hardware with our slimline glass doors, available with a range of hinge and slide types or as completely frameless glass doors for crisp clean edges. Choose from our variety of handles and finishes to complete your desired look, or speak to us to find out more about further custom options for interior doors.

Glass Interiors is proud to provide a full service to meet the individual requirements of every customer, helping to support a multitude of architectural concepts and door opening styles. Contact us today to discuss your specifications and receive expert guidance on the best glass door designs to suit your needs.

When it comes to glazed internal doors, most people find that the most visually impressive type of glass door is frameless, as it offers a more streamlined appearance with full-length glass panes. That’s not to say that framed glass doors are any less elegant, as slim aluminium profiles or stylised glazing bars can provide a unique and elevated look.

Both types are available with a range of finishes for the fittings and a selection of hinge styles. Though hinges are often overlooked, the way that a door opens and closes is crucial to its functionality. We can advise you on the appropriate hinges if you require further guidance when designing your new internal doors.

If space is at a premium, sliding glass doors are an affordable and equally stylish alternative. Top and/or bottom tracks support the weight of the door and allow it to glide effortlessly back and forth, avoiding the need for swing space. The choice is yours, as every case is different for interior doors!

There’s also the option of a frosted glass door if you like the idea of translucent white glazed internal doors for greater privacy without sacrificing light. Additionally, there’s a variety of different panel configurations to choose from, such as half-glass doors with glass panels above them or double doors.

Whichever style you’re thinking of, our team can help, so get in touch to discuss your plans for glazed internal doors or external doors.

You might be wondering whether internal glass doors are suitable for your project. We can assure you that our internal glazed doors are structurally sound, as they're made from toughened glass and professionally installed to operate smoothly. You can even opt for increased sonic insulation if required.

As we’ve discussed, there are plenty of benefits to installing glazed internal doors in any building, not least their upmarket and ultra-modern appearance. They’re ideal for creating a bright and professional environment for employees and customers alike in any business, or a spacious atmosphere in any home.

You can also add company branding to glass doors via manifestations, whether this is your actual logo or simply your company colours. If you need guidance on selecting ironmongery, hinges, and finishes for your new internal doors, we’re happy to help you plan your glass door design.

The frosted or coloured films that you often see on glass doors and walls are called manifestations. These are designed to make the presence of the glass more obvious, preventing people from walking into the otherwise transparent glass and potentially injuring themselves.

Manifestations also increase interior privacy and add a decorative element. They’re not always necessary; for example, if there are large handles or push plates on the doors, or if they’re half-glass doors with highly visible frames and fittings.

Building regulations (specifically Approved Document K) set out the rules for glass manifestations in the UK.

While manifestations are most commonly present on exterior glass doors, they can also be required for interior doors. They need to be present at two levels on the door – around 900mm and 1500mm from the floor – and the design must be at least 50mm to 150mm high at each level.

If you have any questions about manifestations for interior doors, contact us and we will do our best to advise you on your glazed internal doors.