Aluminium door thresholds
Thresholds for entrance, balcony and patio doors. We match them to the particular construction - profile system, leaf thickness and fitting method.
A threshold takes the water, the wind and all the traffic at the door. That is why it is not chosen “by eye”: it has to suit the profile system, the leaf thickness and the way it meets the floor.
We carry aluminium thresholds in many variants, matched to different systems and uses. Given the number of combinations, we make the selection individually - quickest from a photo of the existing threshold or from the name of the door system.
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Aluminium thresholds - what they do and how they differ
A threshold closes the door construction at the bottom. It handles three things at once: a tight seal where the leaf meets the floor, drainage of water from under the door, and resistance to traffic, since it is the one component people walk on every day.
Aluminium is chosen where strength and dimensional stability count. Unlike plastic it does not deform under load or sag across a wide opening, and versions with a thermal break reduce the cold bridge at floor level.
On balcony and patio doors the threshold height often matters. Low solutions ease the step from terrace to interior and let a wheelchair or pushchair through, but they need drainage designed with care - otherwise water from the terrace finds its way inside.
When replacing a threshold in an existing door, matching the hardware and the bottom seal of the leaf is critical. A difference of even a few millimetres in height means the door stops closing or starts letting draughts through - which is why we always ask for a photo of the section before quoting.
Aluminium door thresholds - what they are for
A threshold closes the door construction at the bottom and handles three things at once: a tight seal where the leaf meets the floor, drainage of water from under the door, and resistance to traffic, since it is the one part of the door people walk on every day. Aluminium is chosen where strength and dimensional stability count - it does not deform under load or sag across a wide opening, and versions with a thermal break reduce the cold bridge at floor level.
Entrance, balcony and patio doors
On balcony and patio doors the threshold height often matters. Low solutions ease the step from terrace to interior and let a wheelchair or pushchair through, but they need drainage designed with care - otherwise water from the terrace finds its way inside. On entrance doors what usually counts most is the seal and resistance to heavy use. That is why we match the threshold to the type of door, the profile system and the fitting method, not just to the size of the opening.
Replacing a threshold in a fitted door
When replacing a threshold in an existing door, matching the hardware and the bottom seal of the leaf is critical. A difference of even a few millimetres in height means the door stops closing or starts letting draughts through. So before we quote we ask for a photo of the section of the existing threshold or the bottom of the frame with a tape measure alongside, plus the clear width inside the frame. Given the number of combinations we make the selection individually.
Collection at the weekend too
We hand goods over during the week, but the collection time is agreed individually - including on a Saturday and, if need be, a Sunday, arranged by phone beforehand. The option is used above all by customers living and working in Germany, who collect their material when they come back to Poland. Orders for weekend collection should be placed by Friday 12:00 at the latest. We ship throughout Poland.
Frequently asked questions
By the type of door (entrance, balcony, patio), the profile system, the dimensions of the opening and the fitting method. Quickest from a photo of the section of the existing threshold with a tape measure alongside.
On balcony and patio doors low thresholds are more often used, easing the step and the passage of a wheelchair or pushchair. They call for careful drainage so that water from the terrace does not get inside.
Aluminium does not deform under load or sag across a wide opening. That matters, because the threshold is the one part of the door people walk on every day.
Yes, but the new threshold has to match the hardware and the bottom seal of the leaf. A difference of even a few millimetres in height means the door stops closing or starts letting draughts through.
The type of door, the name of the profile system (if you know it), the clear width inside the frame, and a photo of the section of the threshold or the bottom of the frame with a tape measure.
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