Many modern entrance doors need a power supply in the door leaf for electronic door locks, fingerprint scanners and other access systems or integrated lighting. In cooperation with SOMMER, Groke has developed a new system for the power supply of doors. This first of its kind comes without complex cabling or spring contacts that would be susceptible to wear, with power being supplied via the door hinges.
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Groke also offers modern double entry doors. Each door model from the modern entry door catalog can be build as a double door. Contact us for more information about our double entry door selection. These are the two main reasons why Groke uses only powder coat finishes for its aluminum entry doors.
Powder Coated Entry doors
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Choose among 24 Aluminum Designer Doors with door slab covered on both sides (Premium) or with Infill Panel (Standard) in 7 fashionable colors. Groke uses aluminum to build their modern entry doors. Why Aluminum? Because it is so much more than just cans and foil. Today aluminum is one of the most popular materials in use. Aluminum’s unique properties are the key to its versatility.
Aluminum is the most common metal found in the earth’s crust (approximately 8%) and is the third most plentiful element known to mankind. Only oxygen and silicon (sand) exist in greater quantities. It wasn’t until 1808 that British electrochemist Sir Humphrey Davy established the existence of aluminum and not until Danish scientist Hans Christian Oersted produced the first tiny pellet of the metal 17 years later. It took many years of experimentation before a process was developed for aluminum production. The first production companies were not established until 1888 (one each in the US, France, and Switzerland). Through the early 1900s with this new process the price of aluminum continued to reduce as the demand continued to rise.
By the end of World War II the stage was set for aluminum to become the most widely used non-ferrous metal in the world. |
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