Pivot Door Hinge

At Emezzi, we've noticed that the pivot door is immensely popular among our customers. This unique steel door is particularly appreciated for its method of installation, typically attached to both the floor and the ceiling. In this informative article, we delve deeper into the details of the pivot door and the special hinges used for it.

What Is a Pivot Door Hinge?
A distinctive aspect of the pivot door is its hinge, which is attached both above and below. This is in contrast to many other doors that require a frame. The pivot door is fastened to the ceiling and the floor, or sometimes in a lowered section of the ceiling. An interesting detail is that the pivot door rotates around a vertical axis. Thanks to the hinges in the ceiling and the floor, the door can be opened in both directions. Emezzi ensures professional installation with sturdy screws and guarantees enough space between the door, the ceiling, and the floor, typically between 5 and 10 mm.

Various Hinges for Pivot Doors

Several hinge systems are available for pivot doors. Our chosen system has the ability to rotate up to 300 degrees. In this system, the hinge is integrated into the panel, eliminating the need for deep floor drilling. The hinge is located at the bottom of the door, which explains the distinctive threshold on a pivot door. The advantage of this is that a minimal drilling depth of only 10 mm is sufficient, making the installation of a pivot door almost always possible without concerns about underfloor heating.

Choose an Emezzi Steel Pivot Door

Many of our customers prefer full service, where we are responsible for measurements and installation. However, we also offer the option for DIY enthusiasts to assemble their steel pivot door themselves. If you choose this route, we will provide you with detailed instructions. Whatever your preference may be, for a stylish steel door, you can always turn to Emezzi. Visit our showroom or request a quote on our website.