Highlights

On request, you can have a particularly careful stick together, which means that the surface transitions at the frame edges are barely visible. This not only looks particularly high-quality. The doors are also better protected against humidity. The joro zero joint technology thus ensures simple maintenance and a permanently attractive appearance - even under high levels of stress.

A fitting integrated into the edge of the door leaf eliminates the need for a visible assembled locking bar. This allows the door to be opened a crack wide from the inside in a simple and secure manner. This protects against unwelcome visits or provides a simple means of airing the room. Typical joro: clever down to the last detail.

In hotels - or anywhere else - door frames have to withstand a lot. If trolleys or other objects always bump into them or get stuck, stable chamfered edges are particularly in demand. joro has developed an extremely elegant solution for this - the joro edge protection: metal splices embedded in the door frame edges reinforce the edges in an optical and durable manner. They thus ensure a high-quality look even under continuous heavy use.

Door surfaces are coated with an HPL or CPL decorative layer in the desired colour. On conventional doors, this top colour layer is often very thin and applied to a black substrate. This is visible in the edge area and even small scratches quickly show through the backing layer.

Not so with joro! Our decorative coatings can be coloured through on request. This means that you get a uniform colour of your choice on the chamfered edges and minor damage to the surface is barely visible due to the deep colour.

joro has also managed to realise XXL formats in a special lightweight construction, where the expertise and experience of the joro specialists are particularly evident. The joro door leaves are much easier to handle, both during erection and in use. A noticeable advantage in the long term.

Whether in hotels, museums, listed buildings or in buildings with different colour or design concepts in the rooms in front of and behind a door: there are many reasons for asymmetrically designed door surfaces. If a hallway has a more rustic design, but an outgoing room or office has a more modern look, it makes sense to choose an asymmetrically coated joro door: Outside with a rustic surface texture and wood grained finish, inside perhaps with a lacquered high-gloss surface. Give free rein to your ideas.