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High-rise projects place complex demands on plastic window frames. Architects envision a minimalist design and maximum natural light, while construction at great heights requires extreme wind and water resistance. At the same time, construction must be more efficient to shorten the construction timeline. With its high-rise concept, GEALAN perfectly meets these stringent requirements. This system combines a sleek design with high performance for high-rise projects and is ideal for the prefabricated housing market.
Buildings are becoming smarter and smarter. As a result, the role of the entrance is also changing. Whereas it used to serve primarily as a passageway, today it is a crucial link in security, accessibility, and user comfort. “The entrance has evolved into a technical system where various disciplines converge,” says Marc van Oijen, Architectural Consultant at GU Netherlands. “Automatic doors, access control, and emergency exit systems must not only function well individually, but above all, they must work together seamlessly.”
Curved lines give interiors a warm, soft, and inviting look, making spaces feel more pleasant and welcoming. It’s no wonder that organic shapes are gaining more and more traction in the world of interior design. Skantrae has been responding to this trend for quite some time with its SlimSeries One steel-look interior doors. Following the introduction of various door models with rounded rails in 2025, the luxury interior door collection will be expanded on June 22, 2026, with eight new designs that offer a surprising interpretation of the rounded design language. The new, trendy door designs are available with a black or white primer finish (clear, frosted, and solid variants) and finished in Pure White (RAL9010) and Deep Black (RAL9011) in combination with clear glass. Six models are also available in Natural Oak.
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