Sliding, pivot, and hinged glass doors
Custom glass door installation for homes and businesses — sliding, pivot, and hinged systems for entrances, offices, and interior openings across Israel.
A glass door changes how an entrance feels before anyone even walks through it. It keeps sightlines open, lets light move between rooms, and gives homes, offices, and shops a cleaner, more contemporary edge than a solid door ever can. Searches for sliding glass doors, pivot glass doors, frameless entrances, and interior glass doors come from people who already know roughly what they want and need to compare systems before they commit. We fabricate and install glass doors to the exact opening, choosing between sliding, pivot, and hinged hardware based on the space, the traffic pattern, and the look the client is after.
Glass door projects range from a single sliding panel between a living room and a balcony to a full pivot entrance for a villa or office lobby. Sliding systems work well where floor space is tight, pivot doors create a strong architectural statement at a main entrance, and hinged glass doors suit interior openings like home offices or walk-in closets. We help clients match the hardware to the opening rather than picking a system first and forcing the space to fit it, which is the most common mistake in DIY-priced glass door quotes.
Glass doors are typically made from 10-12mm tempered safety glass, with the hardware package deciding most of the final cost and look. Sliding doors need a track system (floor-mounted or suspended), pivot doors need a structurally rated floor and ceiling pivot, and hinged doors need standard or heavy-duty hinges depending on the glass weight. Clear, frosted, or fluted glass are all available, and handles can be matched in chrome, black, or brass. We walk clients through these choices up front so the quote reflects the real hardware needed, not a generic placeholder price.
We measure the opening on site, check floor flatness and ceiling structure for pivot installations, and confirm which way the door needs to swing or slide based on furniture layout and foot traffic. After fabrication, the glass and hardware are installed and adjusted so the door closes flush, seals properly if needed, and moves smoothly under everyday use. For commercial entrances, we also account for daily traffic volume when selecting hinge and track hardware so the door holds up over years of use, not just the first few months.
Glass doors make small spaces feel larger, let natural light travel deeper into a home or office, and give a more premium first impression than a standard door. For businesses, a glass entrance signals openness and modernity, which matters for retail, clinics, and offices alike. For homes, a sliding glass door between indoor and outdoor space is one of the highest-impact, most requested upgrades in renovations. The right hardware also means lower long-term maintenance than a door with multiple moving parts and panel joints.
Entrance doors typically use 10-12mm tempered safety glass, with the exact thickness depending on door size and the hardware system selected.
Sliding doors are usually the better fit for tight spaces since they don't need floor clearance to swing open, while pivot doors need room to arc.
Yes. The glass thickness, hardware, and sealing requirements simply differ between interior openings and exterior entrances exposed to weather.
We install glass doors across Israel, from city apartments and villas to offices, clinics, and retail spaces in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Modiin, and beyond. Door hardware choices often depend on local building conventions — older Jerusalem apartments and new-build Tel Aviv towers can call for different pivot and sliding solutions, which is exactly the kind of detail covered when this page is linked to city-specific pages.