Our products
Versatile in all applications
Our premium hinge systems for heavy-duty, residential and entrance doors offer product solutions for all application areas and door materials – from wood and glass, to PVCu and aluminium.
An overview of the entire SIMONSWERK GROUP product portfolio is available here. All products in your region can be found on the website for your country under “Products in your region”.
Hinge systems for every application
For timber doors
Naturally authentic
Timber doors bring a special finish to every interior design concept. They contribute to the atmosphere in the room, bring a natural finish and can be harmoniously combined in many different ways with materials such as concrete, steel and natural stone. Solid timber door leaves however require a hinge system that is capable of supporting high loads. SIMONSWERK has the perfect solution for every application.
For PVCu doors
Extremely versatile
PVCu is characterised above all by its low weight and its versatility. PVCu components score with their long service life, adaptability and good thermal, acoustic and insulating properties. This material is therefore particularly suitable for entrance doors and windows. PVCu can be effectively recycled at the end of its service life by separating it from the build.
For glass doors
Maximum transparency
Is glass a crystal clear matter? Not necessarily. Glass can be used in a transparent form as a solid, versatile material but it is frequently used for architectural purposes as translucent frosted glass, particularly in doors. The material properties can be easily modified with different compositions. Glass can be recycled with no loss of quality. As a natural resource, it also has an outstanding material cycle.
For steel doors
Elegant and unique
Steel and stainless steel doors are a particular preference where the highest levels of aesthetics and functionality are required. These materials offer clear and elegant lines, particularly in high-end, non-residential applications – from a matt silk to a highly polished finish, they create an attractive contrast, particularly with any wooden surface. At the same time, steel meets the highest technical requirements.
For aluminium doors
A real all-rounder
As a light metal, aluminium offers an extremely versatile and recyclable material. The combination of tensile strength, stability and conductivity, as well as corrosion, UV and weather resistance makes it the raw material of choice for many architects. Aluminium does not rust or warp, even without any expensive surface treatment. It is therefore mainly suitable for doors with high-quality fittings.
For timber doors
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SIMONSWERK - Our regions
Region Central Europe
- Germany
- Austria
- Switzerland
- Poland
- Luxembourg
- South Tyrol
Region South Europe
- Italy
- Spain
- France
- Portugal
- Monaco
- San Marino
Region North Europe
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- Georgia
- Iceland
- Kazakhstan
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Republic of Moldova
- Norway
- Sweden
- Ukraine
- Uzbekistan
Region Middle East
- United Arabic Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Kuwait
- Qatar
- Oman
- Bahrain
Region North America
- United States
- Canada
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Mohr Life Resort Tyrol
Mohr Life Resort Tyrol
When on holiday, feeling relaxed and comfortable in your environment comes near the top of the list. The demand for an architecturally sophisticated home when on holiday is growing – and wellness breaks are becoming increasingly popular. The Hotel MOHR Life Resort is nestled in the Tyrolean mountains in the Austrian town of Lermoos and combines modern architecture with an impressive wellness concept.
Musiktheater Linz
Musiktheater Linz
The music theatre in Linz is one of the most modern opera houses in Europe. The five-storey building with two basement levels, a fly tower and an impressive façade in the form of a oversized stage curtain is located directly on the Volksgarten, one of the oldest parkland areas in Linz and a direct link to the city centre. The building's architecture, integration into the urban environment and innovative technology are particularly impressive – from the acoustics to the furnishing details.
LWL Museum Münster
LWL Museum Münster
The design of the LWL museum by the Berlin-based architect Volker Staab in Münster breaks new architectural and urban development grounds. The entrance was set facing the city centre and thus forms an extension of the city space into the heart of the city. Visitors to the museum pass through four forecourts to gain access to an open atrium that is the full height of the building.
Rehabilitation centre Kirchberg
Rehabilitation centre Kirchberg
In the Kirchberg rehabilitation centre in Luxembourg, designed by m3 architects, patients and visitors encounter many different wooden elements which create a natural atmosphere in the interior rooms. At the same time, the largely glass façade allows plenty of light into the interior which can contribute to relaxation, recovery and recuperation – an important aspect for a facility designed to promote mental and physical health.