Buy Multilevel entrance door Pirnar Ultimum 510-ALU | WOOD-ALU at Factory Prices

Two-color model

Glass with a motif

Luxurious ambient lighting

Additional side lights

The aluminum entrance door of Ultimum Multilevel is distinguished by a variety of surfaces, which is possible only thanks to skillful craftsmanship and advanced technologies. The multi-layered two-tone door is guaranteed to give your home a unique look. The distinctive shape of the glass is emphasized by a series of lamps that highlight a wide, elegant aluminum handle. The subtle motif of the curvature of the sandblasted glass is easily combined with the curved contour of the upper layer of this magnificent door. Consider installing a SECURO fingerprint scanner and adding one or two side lights on both sides of the door, as they perfectly match the design of this model.

Gray in gray and with stainless steel, everything seems to be made of one piece here. If you only want to tie it to the coloring of the example. There is so much to discover. The multilevel 510 from Pirnar is usually one of those aluminum entrance doors that seem emphatically futuristic or "cosmic". And that, although the horizontal line, located one above the other, is a frequent guest in the Pirnar design repertoire, here four times above the glass surfaces of the side and the decorative panel, as well as in the glass of the cutout of the functional surface on the door leaf, it is always drawn with a motif on the glass, on the canvas with relief grooves. Not so often these relief grooves are filled, i.e. they are made of stainless steel strips. Even rarer, namely never yet, is the location of LED lighting in the functional area. That's right, they are on the same level with the horizontal lines again. But this time they are installed completely separately from the purpose of lighting the handle, albeit indirectly. This means that the 6273 LEDs have turned from functional parts into decorative parts.

Half of the outer handle 9501 goes behind the decorative panel, the left half protrudes behind the glass insert of the functional surface, but it seems to have a break behind it that leads it to the functional surface and probably fixes it there. This will significantly increase its stability. And nothing on the door is as annoying as the handle on which everyone cools their courage. The rectangular, flat handle made of brushed stainless steel has a central milling in the longitudinal direction, which has no practical purpose, but is a decorative element. Under the protruding part of the handle is the glass part of the functional surface, which is adjacent to the curved inner edge of the decorative panel and is therefore slightly curved. It extends five-sevenths of the height of the door. Coinciding with the lines of the side parts and relief grooves, the decorations introduced into it indicate a division into five segments; not clearly separated, but in the form of blade-shaped ends of lines that do not dock with the lock edge of the cutout, but end in the middle of the glass.