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Doors, windows and tempered glass walls<\/strong> are key products in modern architecture, completing function, optimising space and enhancing aesthetics. With a wide variety of styles, constructions and operation methods, these systems meet the needs of homes, villas, luxury apartments, office towers, shopping centres and many other buildings.<\/p>\n

Doors<\/h2>\n

Doors not only connect spaces but also directly affect aesthetics, usability and architectural layout. Depending on the building, area and use, doors are designed with many different opening methods.<\/p>\n

Among them, sliding doors, side-hung doors and frameless tempered glass doors with floor springs<\/strong> are the most widely used products in today's buildings.<\/p>\n

Sliding doors<\/h3>\n

Sliding doors<\/strong> are popular and widely used in Vietnam. They operate on a track system that lets the sashes move along the rails when opening and closing.<\/p>\n

They come in several configurations, including 2-track and 3-track<\/strong>systems, with options of 2, 3 or 4 sashes<\/strong>, meeting design and use needs across many building types.<\/p>\n

Because they slide on tracks, these doors need no clearance in front of or behind them for the sash to swing. This optimises floor area and makes them convenient to use.<\/p>\n

Sliding doors are commonly used in high-rise buildings, villas, luxury apartments, office towers and projects requiring flexibility in space planning.<\/p>\n

Side-hung doors<\/h3>\n

Side-hung doors<\/strong> are a traditional door type widely used in buildings from homes and villas to luxury apartment complexes.<\/p>\n

The sash is fixed along one edge to the frame by hinges. When opened, the sash rotates around the hinge axis, forming an opening angle with the frame.<\/p>\n

With a familiar operating mechanism, side-hung doors are convenient in daily life and suit many architectural styles.<\/p>\n

Depending on the design and layout, side-hung doors can be used at entrances, function rooms or wherever a traditional opening method is needed.<\/p>\n

Frameless tempered glass doors with floor springs<\/h3>\n

Frameless tempered glass doors with floor springs<\/strong> are common in shops, shopping centres, homes, townhouses, street-front houses, offices and supermarkets.<\/p>\n

The name comes from their construction: the floor spring is recessed below the ground or floor, unlike traditional doors that use hinges fixed directly to the frame.<\/p>\n

Using tempered glass, these doors feel open, widen views and make architectural spaces more modern.<\/p>\n

Frameless tempered glass doors with floor springs are especially suited to commercial buildings, lobbies, shops and offices that want open spaces with an emphasis on aesthetics.<\/p>\n

Door and glass wall solutions for modern buildings<\/h2>\n

Each door and glass wall system has its own construction, function and applications. Products should be chosen based on architectural requirements, usable area, installation location and the characteristics of each project.<\/p>\n

With experience in consulting, designing, fabricating and installing aluminium & glass systems, CPM Hanoi<\/strong> aims to provide doors, windows and tempered glass walls suited to each project, creating comfortable, safe, modern and highly aesthetic architectural spaces.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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