1 October 2026, 07:54 PM
Contact Yord when a project - whether for a new home, an extension, or a major renovation - requires selecting the right doors to suit a specific opening and intended use. The company creates solutions using steel, wood, aluminum, and composite materials, so the choice is not limited to a single type of joinery. Different materials can meet various requirements regarding the building's aesthetic, glazing size, insulation performance, or the overall character of the project. Yord works with both private clients and contractors, tailoring solutions to the specific technical specifications of the building.
For steel structures, available systems include the W20, W40, W50 TB, and W75 TB series. These allow for slender profiles and diverse glazing layouts, making them suitable for both traditional and contemporary architectural styles. Depending on the system chosen, it is possible to achieve a larger glazed area while maintaining relatively narrow profiles. Variants featuring a thermal break are also available for projects where thermal performance is a priority. For instance, the W50 TB system supports various door configurations, including single- and double-leaf units, folding doors, and pivot models.
Another option is timber joinery. Yord’s product range includes entrance doors, sash windows, casement windows, sliding systems, folding doors, and lift-and-slide systems. Engineered (multi-layered) timber is used, with available species including pine, meranti, and oak, depending on the project requirements. The components undergo impregnation and lacquering processes to protect them against moisture and UV radiation. Such solutions are suitable for both traditionally designed buildings and projects where the material's natural appearance is intended to be a key design feature.
Aluminum systems are also an option worth considering for modern developments. Aluminum enables the design of large glazed areas and structures with a minimalist aesthetic. The product range includes sliding and folding doors, lift-and-slide systems, and structures integrated with rooflights. These solutions are particularly beneficial for homes with large, open-plan areas where a wide opening to the garden or maximum natural light exposure is desired. Aluminum profiles maintain their structural stability even in large-scale installations.
Yord also offers composite solutions that combine wood and aluminum. This product range includes, among others, tilt-and-turn systems, sliding doors, patio doors, and lift-and-slide structures. Composite materials are an excellent choice for projects requiring high dimensional stability, energy efficiency, and weather resistance. A variety of options allows the structure to be tailored to the character of the façade and the intended use of the specific room.
When placing an order, clients can specify details such as the opening mechanism, pane configuration, type of glazing, and finish. This is particularly important for non-standard door dimensions or when the doors form part of a larger glazed area. It is also worth considering the flow between the interior and the terrace, garden, or other parts of the building. Depending on the project, a classic hinged sash, sliding or folding structure, or a lift-and-slide system may be the best fit. For larger glazed areas, the choice of solution also influences how the space immediately surrounding the opening is utilized.
The company supports clients right from the system selection stage. Before implementation begins, technical documentation - including dimensions and project specifications—is analyzed. Next, the appropriate materials and specific structural solutions are selected. This approach is particularly beneficial for modernizing older buildings, home extensions, or projects involving joinery with non-standard specifications. Reviewing the documentation in advance also facilitates better preparation for the subsequent installation stages.
For steel structures, available systems include the W20, W40, W50 TB, and W75 TB series. These allow for slender profiles and diverse glazing layouts, making them suitable for both traditional and contemporary architectural styles. Depending on the system chosen, it is possible to achieve a larger glazed area while maintaining relatively narrow profiles. Variants featuring a thermal break are also available for projects where thermal performance is a priority. For instance, the W50 TB system supports various door configurations, including single- and double-leaf units, folding doors, and pivot models.
Another option is timber joinery. Yord’s product range includes entrance doors, sash windows, casement windows, sliding systems, folding doors, and lift-and-slide systems. Engineered (multi-layered) timber is used, with available species including pine, meranti, and oak, depending on the project requirements. The components undergo impregnation and lacquering processes to protect them against moisture and UV radiation. Such solutions are suitable for both traditionally designed buildings and projects where the material's natural appearance is intended to be a key design feature.
Aluminum systems are also an option worth considering for modern developments. Aluminum enables the design of large glazed areas and structures with a minimalist aesthetic. The product range includes sliding and folding doors, lift-and-slide systems, and structures integrated with rooflights. These solutions are particularly beneficial for homes with large, open-plan areas where a wide opening to the garden or maximum natural light exposure is desired. Aluminum profiles maintain their structural stability even in large-scale installations.
Yord also offers composite solutions that combine wood and aluminum. This product range includes, among others, tilt-and-turn systems, sliding doors, patio doors, and lift-and-slide structures. Composite materials are an excellent choice for projects requiring high dimensional stability, energy efficiency, and weather resistance. A variety of options allows the structure to be tailored to the character of the façade and the intended use of the specific room.
When placing an order, clients can specify details such as the opening mechanism, pane configuration, type of glazing, and finish. This is particularly important for non-standard door dimensions or when the doors form part of a larger glazed area. It is also worth considering the flow between the interior and the terrace, garden, or other parts of the building. Depending on the project, a classic hinged sash, sliding or folding structure, or a lift-and-slide system may be the best fit. For larger glazed areas, the choice of solution also influences how the space immediately surrounding the opening is utilized.
The company supports clients right from the system selection stage. Before implementation begins, technical documentation - including dimensions and project specifications—is analyzed. Next, the appropriate materials and specific structural solutions are selected. This approach is particularly beneficial for modernizing older buildings, home extensions, or projects involving joinery with non-standard specifications. Reviewing the documentation in advance also facilitates better preparation for the subsequent installation stages.