MANET Compact / Concept
MANET impresses with its unique design: it has point fixing with stainless steel material. This elegant solution underlines the transparent architecture and continues to provide high flexibility. As a result, in addition to doors and traditional tempered glass systems, it can also be applied in special architectural designs for special formats.
- Max. Door panel weight: 100 kg
- Version: single-/double-panel, side and overhead panel system
- stainless steel material
- No need for door frames
- Short or full-length pivot arm version
- Red dot award system
Features
Product features
The functionality and visual features of MANET swing doors are optimally coordinated. Even in its standard models, this frameless glass door allows for maximum architectural freedom.
In addition to the pivot arm, this system consists of lower pivots, upper pivot accessories to also connect the upper panel with the side panels. This gives you almost unlimited possibilities for installing frameless glass doors.
Variety of options
The MANET pivot glass door system is suitable for swing doors and one-way swing doors. Both door models can be used like DORMA BTS 75 V or with locks.
single point holder
These eye-catching, beautifully designed and award-winning MANET products guarantee easy and precise fixing of the glazed elements. The clip-on head feature allows installation and adjustment to be carried out by means of self-fixing, avoiding any risk of damage to visible surfaces. After installation, clip-on heads can be placed in single-point holders.
The result: the distinctive MANET look with a striking recessed glazed surface.
In order to achieve all these, countersunk holes are needed instead of ordinary through holes in the glass.
In addition, the plastic sleeve seal prevents the glass in direct contact with the stainless steel component.
Technical data
Max. door leaf weight, 100 kg
Design: 1-2 leaves, side piece, fan light, tempered glass assembly
For more technical details, please download the technical documents.
