Decibel Standard wooden door
A sound-proof wooden door (38dB/40 mm) from Nordic Door combined with the RG-580 Standard door frame for a sound-reducing and stylish glass wall. The door leaf is available in various materials and colors.
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NEW!RG-580 Decibel Standard door frame
Here, the Decibel Standard aluminum door frame is adjusted for a wooden door with sidelight within a sound-reducing glass wall solution. The RG-580 Decibel Standard door frame enables sound-reducing sections in an open-plan area without losing the sense of openness.Select options
NEW!Decibel Standard wooden door leaf
This sound-proof wooden door leaf (38dB/40 mm) from Nordic Door combined with the RG-580 Standard door frame creates a sound-reducing and stylish glass wall. The door leaf is available in various materials and colors.Select options
NEW!Strike plate for wooden door
This strike plate in satin-polished stainless steel is used with lock cases type Assa 222 on an RG-580 Decibel Standard door frame.Select optionsInspiration
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Finnish interior design at its best
Ever since Alvar Aalto's heydays, Finnish architecture and design have struck us with their elegance and clean structure. Evolving this tradition, even glass and aluminum profiles play a big part - creating unique spaces and atmospheres. Here are two projects that bear this spirit and in which our aluminum profiles were used.