A handleset is crucial for ensuring door security. Whether it's an integrated handle or a combination of handle &lockset, it ensures smooth operation and reliable locking, providing secure access control.

Weather stripping is important for enhancing a door's insulation and energy efficiency. It creates a tight seal around the door frame, preventing drafts, moisture, and dust from entering while reducing heat loss. This improves indoor comfort and helps lower energy costs.

Tempered Glass is a specially heat-treated glass that is stronger than regular glass, offering excellent durability and safety. If broken by strong external force, it shatters into small, blunt-edged pieces, reducing the risk of injury. Artisan provides different layers of tempered glass based on the door’s purpose. For interior doors, Single-pane Tempered Glass is ideal for a lightweight design. For entry doors in standard regions, Double-Pane Tempered Glass is a better choice as it enhances insulation and soundproofing, improving overall home comfort.
Impact Glass: Triple-Pane Hurricane-Resistant Impact Glass is a composite structure made of three layers of tempered glass. For homeowners in hurricane-prone areas, three-layer impact glass is an ideal choice due to its enhanced impact resistance, providing significantly better protection. It not only increases the strength and impact resistance of the glass but also improves thermal insulation and soundproofing performance.

The door sweep is usually installed at the top and bottom of a pivot door. Its primary functions include preventing cold air and drafts from entering the room, blocking dust and debris, and also playing a significant role in waterproofing and sealing.

The top pivot is located on the upper door frame, distributing the overall weight of the door to ensure smooth rotation and long-term stability.

The bottom pivot mechanism is positioned on the lower door frame, supporting the door’s weight, reducing friction during rotation, and controlling the closing speed for smooth operation, ultimately extending the door’s lifespan.

Mounting tabs on Frame: They are metal plates used to secure the door frame to the wall or other supporting structures during installation. This method is more complex compared to pre-bored hole installation, but it provides a stronger and more secure connection, making it ideal for heavy doors or situations that require high stability. It is commonly used for exterior doors, where durability and secure attachment are crucial.