A bright sense of space
Glass doors make interiors feel more open and keep sight lines where conventional doors act as a visual barrier.
Interiors
Custom glass doors for bright, clear rooms.
Custom glass doors for bright interiors: sliding doors, interior doors, door frames, fittings, glass types and motifs. Griesshaber plans the door type, glass, fittings and connection so that everyday use, design and the effect in the room work together.
- Custom sliding doors and interior doors
- Can be planned with or without a door frame
- Glass, motifs and fittings coordinated
- Also as a door in glass partitions
Expertise
More than a door made of glass
A good glass door has to suit the doorway, the wall connection, the fittings, cleaning and the level of discretion you want. That is why the focus is not just on the pane but on the complete door system.
Sliding or hinged
Depending on the doorway, the furniture and the way the room is used, sliding doors, interior doors or integrated door solutions are possible.
With or without a door frame
Door frame, wall connection and fittings are planned so that they fit neatly into an existing building, a new build or a renovation.
The right fittings
Handles, hinges, lock cases and running gear are matched to operation, design and everyday cleaning.
Glass and motifs
Clear glass, textured glass, tints or motifs control transparency, privacy and visibility in the room.
Doors as part of the glass solution
Glass doors can be planned on their own or as part of partition and room solutions.
Door types and systems
From sliding doors to interior doors with a door frame
Sliding doors with visible running gear
For deliberately designed running gear, clean lines and areas where the door hardware may be part of the design.
Sliding doors with concealed running gear
For calm wall surfaces, an unobtrusive guide and a particularly light sense of space.
Sliding glass door systems
As a single door or as a system solution when doorways are to be opened and closed flexibly.
Interior doors without a door frame
For modern, pared-back doorways with as much transparency as possible and little visible frame.
Interior doors with a door frame
For existing buildings, renovations or rooms in which the connection details have to be resolved neatly and permanently.
Doors in glass partitions
For offices, practices, reception areas or homes, when the division of the room, the route through it and the door function are planned together.
Details
Choosing fittings, glass and motifs with care
Visibility, operation and care depend heavily on the details. In the showroom, the effect of the glass, finishes and fittings can be compared far better than from a product photo alone.
Fittings
Handles, hinges, lock cases and running gear are chosen according to use, style and care requirements.
Glass
Clear glass, textured glass, tinted or printed glass control transparency, privacy and the effect in the room.
Motifs
Satin-finish, printed or custom motifs can improve visibility, discretion and recognition.
Planning
Where glass doors make particular sense
Glass doors are suitable for living areas, studies, hallways, meeting rooms, practices, reception areas and anywhere that spaces need to be closed off without losing light and a sense of openness.
- Living and dining areas with a bright sense of space
- Offices, practices and reception areas with clear orientation
- Renovating existing doorways with a new glass look
- Partitions in which the door is planned as part of the system
A first assessment often needs very little.
Helpful for getting started:
- a photo of the opening or wall surface
- the rough width and height
- what you would like: sliding, hinged or integrated into a glass wall
- a note on privacy, motif or glass type
Google reviews
Read the Google reviews before enquiring about a glass door
With glass doors, good advice, the precise coordination of fittings and glass, and careful installation are what count. The public Google reviews help you to form a view before you enquire.
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Advice
Door type, fittings, glass and motifs at a glance
Glass doors look light, but they need careful decisions on both the technical and the design side. You will find the key points for your planning here at a glance.
01 Door type and system
The right type of door depends on the doorway, the furniture, the wall connection and the effect you want in the room.
- sliding doors with visible or concealed running gear
- interior doors with or without a door frame for existing buildings, new builds and renovation
- doors as part of a glass partition or as a stand-alone way of closing off a room
02 Fittings and operation
Fittings determine how refined the door looks and how pleasant it is to use every day.
- match handles, hinges, lock cases and running gear to the way the door is used
- choose finishes and shapes to suit the interior
- consider cleaning, handle height and ease of operation in the consultation
03 Glass and privacy
Glass doors can be transparent, discreet or a deliberate design feature.
- clear glass for bright, open rooms
- textured glass, tinted glass or printed surfaces for more privacy
- plan opaque or translucent solutions where discretion matters more
04 Motifs and safety
Motifs are not just decoration: they also make glass surfaces more visible.
- motifs help people to notice glass doors more easily in everyday use
- consider a choice of existing motifs or a custom design
- decide on visibility, discretion and the style of the room together
Downloads
Downloads for glass doors and motifs
For glass doors, the motif overview and the general glass design brochure are available as PDFs.
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Griesshaber glass doors
Overview of motifs for glass doors
Motifs and privacy options for glass doors, so that doors are visible, discreet and in keeping with the room.
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Griesshaber Glaslösungen
Designing with glass
Ideas for glass as a room divider, wall surface, protection, privacy screen and design element in living and working areas.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about custom glass doors
Which glass door solutions are possible?
Options include sliding doors, sliding glass door systems, interior doors with or without a door frame, and doors as part of glass partitions.
Is satin-finish, printed or textured glass possible?
Yes. We advise on privacy, the effect of motifs, transparency and visibility to suit the effect you want in the room.
Can I see fittings in the showroom?
The showroom is the right place for that: materials, fittings and the effect of the glass can be compared there in a more tangible way.
Which details help with a first assessment of a glass door?
Helpful details are photos of the opening, rough measurements, the type of door you want and notes on privacy, motif or glass type.
From a doorway to a high-quality glass door
Send photos, rough measurements and the type of door you would like. We can then clarify whether a consultation, a showroom visit or a site survey is the best next step.
Glass guide
Preparing for your glass door and room solution
