
Choosing the right door is not only a matter of style or material. The opening system directly affects how a space functions, how rooms are organized, and how they are used on a daily basis. For this reason, it is useful to understand the main types of door openings and in which situations they work best.
The hinged door is the most common solution in both residential and contract environments. It features a leaf that rotates on hinges fixed to the frame and can open either by pushing or pulling. It is a simple and versatile solution, suitable for many architectural contexts and easy to install.
When to choose itIt is often selected when the available space allows the door leaf to open fully without interfering with furniture or circulation paths.
When space is limited or when greater continuity between rooms is desired, the sliding door is a highly effective solution. It can be installed:
Sliding doors eliminate the swing clearance of the door leaf and are often used in contemporary or minimalist interiors.
The folding door is particularly useful in compact spaces. The door folds onto itself thanks to a book-style opening system, offering minimal footprint and maximum practicality.
When to choose itThis system reduces the space required compared to a traditional hinged door and can be very effective in smaller rooms or in frequently used passageways.
The choice of door type depends on several design factors:
Choosing the most suitable opening system helps improve both the functionality of the space and the overall quality of the project.
The EDG Porte range includes all these solutions: hinged, sliding and folding doors designed to suit both residential and contract environments. Attention to construction details, a wide range of finishes and the possibility to configure solutions make EDG doors flexible design tools, able to integrate into different architectural contexts while maintaining aesthetic and functional coherence.