Entrance Doors

What materials are entrance doors made of?

Entrance doors are more than just a functional element – they reflect the character of your home or business. In our offer, we have PVC and aluminum entrance doors, carefully crafted to combine security, aesthetics, and durability.
PVC entrance doors are an excellent choice for those seeking warmth, comfort, and a favorable balance between price and quality. They are easy to maintain, available in various colors and finishes, and easily adapt to different architectural styles.
ALU entrance doors provide a modern appearance and a sense of stability. Their minimalist design and flawless finish make them perfect for contemporary homes and representative commercial spaces.
Regardless of the material you choose, every door is custom-made according to your needs and desired style. Our goal is to make the entrance to your space as safe as it is attractive – long-lasting and without compromise.

Types of entrance doors by construction and functionality

Entrance doors come in various constructions to meet specific space and user needs. The most common type is single-leaf doors, a standard solution for apartments and smaller entrances. For wider openings, double-leaf doors are used – an elegant and practical solution for houses or commercial spaces requiring a broader passage. Sliding doors are ideal where space-saving is important, as they open sideways and are commonly installed on terraces or entrances to commercial buildings.
Roloplast Mošić offers classic single-leaf doors, pivot doors, entrance doors with fixed side or top panels, double-leaf doors, glass doors, smart and automatic doors, as well as security doors – reinforced with anti-burglary elements and additional safety features, recommended when security is a priority.

How to choose entrance doors?

When selecting the ideal entrance door, several factors should be considered.
Security is the top priority. For residential properties, standard security doors are usually sufficient, while commercial and industrial spaces require a higher level of protection with additional security components.
Insulation is another key criterion. Doors should seal effectively to prevent drafts, noise, and moisture, while also ensuring energy efficiency and comfort. Thermal insulation materials and quality hardware significantly contribute to energy savings.
Door dimensions and opening direction must be suited to the specific space – consider the width of the entrance and whether doors should open inward or outward. The choice of material and aesthetic design is also crucial. Doors should match the building’s style in terms of material, color, and finish. When exposed to outdoor conditions, doors must withstand moisture, UV radiation, temperature fluctuations, and mechanical damage. Additional features such as fire resistance, sound insulation, automatic opening systems, and decorative elements like glass inserts and trims can further enhance the functionality and appearance of entrance doors.

Pricing depends on materials and other factors

In addition to construction and appearance, attention should be given to components such as hardware and locks. Quality security hardware ensures long-lasting doors and protects against unauthorized entry. Multi-point locking systems, security cylinders, and reinforced hinges are commonly used. Professional installation is also key to long-term functionality – proper fitting with adequate sealing prevents drafts, moisture penetration, and improves energy performance.
The price of entrance doors primarily depends on the material – PVC models are more affordable and practical to maintain, while aluminum doors offer greater strength, durability, and security, which reflects in a higher price. Glass type also affects value, with laminated, tempered, or triple-glass panels increasing both cost and insulation performance. Dimensions and design features also play a role – standard models are always less expensive than custom-made doors or doors with side or transom panels.
Design and finish further influence the final price, with simple white models costing less than variants with decorative finishes or wood-effect coatings. Finally, installation quality is crucial for durability and insulation – professional installation may increase the initial cost but ensures that doors fully meet all functional and safety standards.