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Open wooden door in an interior with a view into a bright room and a person in the background; on the right a collage of forms, coloured callouts and a QR code

Maintenance contract - Sample - Lists

Arbonia provides free samples and templates for door maintenance contracts – it is simple to download and customise them.

Maintenance contract - Sample - Lists

Hallway with dark parquet flooring; open floor-to-ceiling white door with man and magazines; glass door on the right, toddler holding handle; lounge chair, floor lamp and wall pictures

Flying high with floor-to-ceiling doors

Floor-to-ceiling doors make rooms appear larger – an overview of costs, dimensions and drawbacks. ► Find out more

Flying high with floor-to-ceiling doors

Wall with dark green leaf pattern behind white bar with three stools; pineapple and glasses; large potted plant by the window on the right.

The houseplant is back: in a pot or on the wall

Living in your own jungle - houseplants are back in fashion. Here we reveal which doors suit the urban jungle style.

The houseplant is back: in a pot or on the wall

Bright loft kitchen with central island: wooden worktop, white drawers, open shelves with pots and glasses, three hanging lights, four wall lamps, four metal stools and large window front with bicycle

Interior design surfaces and the right furnishing style

Whether modern, elegant, playful, cosy or classic: living is a matter of taste. What role does the door play in this?

Interior design surfaces and the right furnishing style

Two stylised black figures in front of a white house outline on a blue circle; one with a walking stick in front, supporting her behind.

Free-swing door closers are mandatory in some cases

When a free-swing door closer is required: Arbonia explains the regulations ► Read more on the blog now

Free-swing door closers are mandatory in some cases

Architectural floor plan of a flat with terrace; labelled rooms (kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom), interior doors, staircase and exterior dimension lines

House construction - advantages of forward-looking door planning

There are all sorts of things to consider when building a house. The choice of interior doors is also an important topic for construction planning.

House construction - advantages of forward-looking door planning

Half-open white single-leaf interior door with metal lever handle and peephole; a black sealing strip is visible on the door frame; wall-mounted unit with display and control panel on the left; light-coloured hallway with terrazzo flooring on the left, wooden parquet flooring in the room on the right.

WE doors: tight or tight and self-closing

Arbonia explains the difference between tight and self-closing WE doors – an important consideration for planning and taking over.

WE doors: tight or tight and self-closing

Staircase corridor with light-coloured floor, metal railing with wooden handrail on the left, half-open door with peephole in the centre; yellow wall panel.

Climate chaos ?

Arbonia explains how extreme weather conditions affect doors and building materials ► Read it now on the Arbonia blog

Climate chaos ?

A journey: With the door through art

The 'door in itself' is therefore an object with great symbolic power and has therefore also achieved some significance as a motif in the visual arts.

A journey: With the door through art