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The majority of the doors and windows that leave our company are manufactured for colleagues in the joinery and carpentry trades, for property developers, interior fitters or window manufacturers. We therefore do not always know where the products are installed.

TPO products have been installed in the following properties, among others:

Hotel Edita

We supplied T90 doors for a customer, which were manufactured as framed doors in oak. The T90 doors are glazed and each has a side panel. The approx. 40 mm thick fire-resistant glass weighs around 94 kg/sqm! For this reason, it is advisable to install the glass on site after the doors have been fitted.

Multi-storey modern building with several covered balconies and dark balustrades, large glazed gable, ground floor terrace with parasols and seating, stone retaining wall and trees and clear blue sky in the foreground

Multi-storey building with covered entrance area, glazed façade on the right, balconies with flower boxes on the left, curved driveway and people at the entrance

Oblique view of light-coloured, stacked natural stone wall on the right; on the left, rising asphalt driveway, narrow gravel strip and multi-storey building with projecting balconies and glazed ground floor façade.

Open wood-framed glass door with fixed side window in a long, bright corridor; brown carpet, white walls and several doors along the corridor

Partially open interior door with wooden frame and large glazing as well as narrow sidelights; long, carpeted hallway with white walls and ceiling spotlights

Hallway with brown carpet, several closed wooden doors along the walls and centrally opened glass swing door in wooden frame with half-width satinised viewing strip; glazed side panels, recessed ceiling lights and illuminated emergency exit sign, long visual axis of the corridor.

Irsee Monastery

Irsee Monastery has an eventful history and today serves as a seminar and conference centre. Fire and smoke protection doors were used in the historic building, which were manufactured strictly in accordance with the specifications of the listed building.

Three-storey white monastery building with a red saddle roof and two church towers, in front of it a park-like meadow with a light layer of frost and bare trees under a blue sky

Glass door with white frame and fanlight in light-coloured hallway; seating area with sofa, table, wooden floor and transom window visible through the door

Long, bright interior corridor with vaulted stucco ceiling in pastel colours, shiny square floor tiles and several open glass doors; on the left a high lintel with decorative wrought iron, on the right wall lights and framed pictures, visible furniture at the end of the corridor.

Interior with three white glass doors in arched stucco frames and mullioned overlights; emergency exit sign and display cabinets on the left, bishop-like statue in niche on the right, brochure stand, natural stone floor.

White door frame with two visible stainless steel hinges, elongated metal mounting plate in the centre and hydraulic door closer/swing arm above; glazed window with glazing bars on the left, blurred interior on the right

Old Masters Picture Gallery, Dresden

The Old Masters Picture Gallery in Dresden is one of the world's most renowned collections of paintings from the 15th to 18th centuries. A total of around 750 masterpieces are on display. The museum focuses on Italian works of the Renaissance as well as paintings by Dutch and Flemish painters of the 17th century and outstanding paintings of Old German and Old Dutch origin.

The Picture Gallery is part of the Dresden State Art Collections. It is located in the Zwinger's Semper Gallery.

Some of the doors we were asked to supply were very high and had to fulfil burglar resistance requirements. Compliance with the design and functional specifications was achieved through appropriate door constructions.

Historic façade with arcades and columns; in the foreground a shallow water basin with a reflection of the building, promenade with a few people and decorative lanterns, blue sky with clouds.

Open, high, dark brown wooden interior door with moulded panel and visible lock plate, photographed from a strong upward angle; door frame on the left, coffered ceiling and large round arch with wall pilasters in the background.

Wide stone staircase with balustrade leads to a closed, double-leaf wooden door made of dark wood; above it a vaulted, ornamented ceiling with figurative stucco relief and central chandelier.

Open dark wooden door with door frame; view into long, bright exhibition corridor with vaulted ceiling, large framed paintings, wooden wall panelling and parquet floor; no people visible.

Double-wing door made of dark wood with rectangular panels and brass handle in classically furnished interior zone; all-round wood panelling, parquet floor, large framed painting on the left, counter with storage baskets on the right.

Red exhibition wall on the left with three framed paintings; on the right a tall, dark double-leaf door in a moulded wooden frame with a green emergency exit light above it; dark wood panelling along the wall, light floor with marking strips and a small sign on the left.

Primary school + town hall, Gräfelfing

The modern new primary school in Gräfelfing stands out for its exterior colour alone. The modern architecture continues inside. The school is also at the forefront of technology: PCs and whiteboards are also standard in this primary school.

Doors in schools are often exposed to the greatest loads and must fulfil sound insulation, fire protection and accident insurance requirements. TPO was able to supply doors that fulfil these requirements while complying with the design specifications.

Two-storey, flat-roofed building with red-brown façade cladding and narrow windows; in the foreground bicycle stand with several parked bicycles, paved forecourt and low concrete parapet, blue sky

Entrance area with open wooden frame glass door and fanlight, white round visual markings on the pane, red-brown tiled floor, round ceiling cut-outs and large houseplant on the right.

Two adjacent wooden interior doors in an exposed concrete wall: double-leaf on the right with two narrow vertical glazed panels and long bar handles, single-leaf on the left with a narrow window; light-coloured ceiling area with recessed lighting, dark glossy floor with mirrored doors.

Long corridor with floor-to-ceiling glass walls in wooden frames, visible concrete ceiling and pillars as well as wooden flooring; red exterior façade visible through the glazing, pendant lights and furniture on the lower level.

Long interior corridor with wooden door with narrow vertical viewing window, adjacent glazed opening to the stairwell with metal railing; concrete wall with metal panels, red ceiling element and green emergency exit sign.

State Theatre at Gärtnerplatz, Munich

The Bayerisches Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz was opened on 4 November 1865 as the "Actien-Volkstheater" in Munich and is regarded as a "folk opera" dedicated to light entertainment. The building was reopened in October 2017 following a general refurbishment.
As part of the refurbishment, we supplied very high-quality doors and door systems, which generally had to fulfil listed building requirements in combination with other requirements. We also used arched doors and doors in escape and rescue routes.

Façade of the classical state theatre in Munich with triangular gable, three large arched windows and central portico; a Christmas tree in front, a fountain on the right, paved forecourt and parked vehicles.

Wide marble staircase with central metal railing leads to a gallery with three double-winged glass doors; above it signs with the inscriptions 'BALCONY 1st RANK LEFT', 'PARKETT' and 'BALCONY 1st RANK RIGHT'; left and right standing lantern lamps with ball lights, round skylights and shiny marble floor, symmetrical interior.

Interior hallway with polished stone floor, closed white double doors with glass panels, open glazed single door on the right, wall lamps with opal spheres and smoke detector on the ceiling.

Hallway with green carpet and light beige walls, several white glazed double doors with brass handles, wall crystal lamps, green illuminated emergency exit signs and red fire alarm detector

Bright interior with gleaming stone floor, in the centre a white double-leaf door with glazing bars and a green emergency exit sign above it. A standing lantern lamp on the left, gold-coloured barrier handrails in the foreground.

Half-open, dark, round-arched door leaf with brass handle; green, illuminated exit sign above; large wall painting on the right with seated woman, masks and several figures; crystal chandelier with glowing spheres above; polished, brightly patterned stone floor; a staircase visible through the door

House of Music, Regensburg

The House of Music in Regensburg is located in the former listed presidential palace, which previously housed the Lower Bavaria-Upper Palatinate state police headquarters.

Logically, the doors in this building had to fulfil the requirements of the listed building regulations. At the same time, the requirements - particularly in terms of sound insulation - had to be reliably met.

Bright corridor with open white interior door leaf in round door arch, stainless steel handle on the left; illuminated green emergency exit sign above the arch. Rear wall with several colourful posters, beige tiled floor and dark floor mat in the passageway.

Half-open, white lacquered interior door with round top, visible metal hinge in the frame and narrow door handle in front of a white wall

Wooden-framed double door with large glass panels and stainless steel handle; green escape route sign with arrow above. Fire extinguisher mounted on the right-hand glass panel, surveillance camera on the left-hand ceiling. Bright corridor with ceiling lights, clock and several side doors in the background.

Orange-coloured double door in continuous orange wall panelling; three cylindrical pendant lights in green, white and blue above; light-coloured tiled floor; door handle, door closer and two small wall units above the door.

White interior door with narrow vertical glass insert and silver handle; room with visible rustic wooden beams in the ceiling, skylights, white walls, herringbone parquet flooring and wall-mounted wardrobe on the right.

High white interior door with narrow vertical glass cut-out and visible metal guide, in the attic with exposed wooden beams and skylights

Bavarian State Forests, Regensburg

The company Bayerische Staatsforsten was founded as an institution under public law. The head office is in Regensburg. With around 50 forestry operations, the company manages around 800,000 hectares of state forest, making it one of the largest forestry companies in Europe.

The company's headquarters in Regensburg is characterised by its open, bright architecture. In addition to numerous fall-protection glazings, special doors and technical requirements were supplied. The so-called "butt joint glazing" was also used for the glazing. Here, glass edges are connected directly to each other without stabilising frames, resulting in a high level of transparency.

Interior with parquet floor and high ceiling, wooden frame with floor-to-ceiling glass wall; in front of it three wooden planters with green plants; white wall with gold-coloured spots.

Multi-storey atrium with central, wood-clad cube with large interior windows, surrounding balconies with glass balustrades, upper glass roof and two large, spherical green hanging sculptures; plants on the upper railings.

Atrium with white walls and vertically arranged rectangular wooden frame windows, skylight, hanging green screen installation, gold-coloured wall graphic on the right, decorated Christmas tree at the bottom left

Bright atrium with multi-storey wooden frame windows, many suspended green umbrellas as ceiling installation, Christmas tree on the left and decorative wall design

Wooden-framed, fully glazed interior door with metal handle and visible hinges in white interior wall; irregular green-grey wall applications on the right and above, parquet flooring and black door mat

Upper storey of an interior with continuous light-coloured wooden slat panelling, three slender wooden doors with glass panels on the right, large glass roof with wooden supports and metal struts, round wall lamps, balustrade in the foreground and view into the lower area with furniture and plants.

Bavarian Police University, Fürstenfeldbruck

Fürstenfeldbruck is home to one of the universities of the Bavarian police force. Fürstenfeldbruck is located approx. 25 kilometres west of Munich. The university has been located in a former Cistercian monastery (built 1691-1701) since 1975.

We were able to supply special interior and exterior doors as well as fire protection windows for the historic building in accordance with the specifications of the monument protection authorities.