Using glass in external and internal doors can provide a home or office with extra light without compromising on safety, security, or privacy.

The entrance to a building is an opportunity to make a statement about the building itself or its occupants. With glass, the entrance can be open and inviting. At the same time, glass can be used to control access, provide impact resistance, including security, and be an element in the building's energy efficiency strategy.

It is essential to use impact-resistant glass in and around doors to comply with building regulation requirements. This ensures personal safety from broken glass and also reduces the risk of bumping into glass panels that could be mistaken for open areas or doors. Manifestation on the glass or large door handles can be used to highlight the doors from the general glass screen. The screen design, including entrance doors, should protect the glass from excessive flex and stress.