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The frame surrounds the door and is firmly attached to the wall surrounding the door. It is used to secure the<br />
door leaf in place. This is performed using the hinges attached to the frame and to the door leaf. Frames are<br />
available in a wide range of visual and functional designs. According to the combination of frame and door<br />
leaf used, doors can be described as being either “full-flush” or “flush-optic” doors.<br />
Full-flush doors<br />
In full-flush doors, the door leaf and the frame are<br />
flush. These are particularly effective in very modern<br />
rooms.<br />
Flush-optic doors<br />
The door leaf is rebated. Seen from the opening<br />
side, however, it looks like a full-flush door. From<br />
the closing side, you can see a shadow gap running<br />
around it. A normal frame can be used for this<br />
model. This element is available with the standard<br />
surface variety.<br />
Flush - The door leaf is flush and in its external<br />
appearance it is on the same level as the sealing<br />
level.<br />
Use Tectus-hinges TE 340 or Euro-hinge 3D<br />
Flush-optic - The door leaf is rebated and closes<br />
flush with the frame.<br />
Use Tectus-hinges TE 240<br />
Important note<br />
In full-flush and flush-optic door sets, the door surface does not close completely flush with the architrave of the door<br />
frame.<br />
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