Swing doors — aluminium systems | Nautilus Philippines

Slim-framed hinged doors — down to a 16 mm sash face, which is barely more than a line of aluminium around the glass.

These are interior doors that behave like joinery: hinged, latching, sealed with EPDM against sound and draught, in frames slim enough that the door reads as glass with an outline.

NG-01 carries a panelled 86 mm frame for a more traditional read. NG-02 and NG-03 are the slimline pair — 16 and 18 mm sash faces, single or double glazed — for bedrooms, studies, kitchens and wardrobes. All three hang either hand, inswing or outswing.

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In place

A slim glass swing door with warm afternoon courtyard light spilling across the floor — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A slim black-framed swing door standing open onto a planted courtyard — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A slim-framed swing door beside a pale limestone kitchen — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A black-framed glazed swing door open onto a planted courtyard — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A glazed swing door at the end of a sunlit plaster corridor — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A pale swing door against a deep green wall — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

Slim glazed partitions and doors dividing an open interior — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A slim glazed swing door standing ajar onto a planted courtyard — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A reeded-glass swing door ajar, a towel over a timber rail and a basket beside it — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A glazed swing door ajar in warm afternoon light, a jute runner beyond — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A pair of glazed swing doors standing open from a hall into a dining room — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

A glazed swing door with fine bars opening onto a reading room, desk lamp on — Swing doors · NG-01–NG-03Design reference

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Choose this when

Interior rooms that need light through a closed door — studies, kitchens, halls
Wardrobes and dressing rooms, where the door is part of the furniture
Anywhere a solid door would darken a corridor

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Inside the frame

The same system, cut open. This is what sits behind the plaster once the trim goes on — and it is where a window succeeds or fails.

The sealing lineA single continuous EPDM strip runs the whole way round. A seal only works where it stays compressed along its entire length — joins are where they fail.

A narrow-frame section cut through the sash and outer frame — **The narrow sightline**How little frame you can see is a function of how much structure sits behind it. This is the section that lets the sightline run slim without losing rigidity.

A window frame cut open in driving rain, showing the concealed drainage chamber in the sill — **The hidden drainage path**Rain driven at the frame collects inside the sill chamber and leaves through a concealed slot, instead of running down the face of the window.

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Performance

The slim sections are stated for interior use and balcony doors; the panelled system for main entrances.

What a specific opening achieves depends on its size, exposure and installation. That is why we assess the opening before we specify the system.

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Each system, as supplied

The manufacturer’s own photograph of every system in this family. Not styled, not staged — the product as it is made.

NG-01 as supplied by the manufacturer — **NG-01**Panelled Swing Door 86

NG-02 as supplied by the manufacturer — **NG-02**Slimline Swing Door 16

NG-03 as supplied by the manufacturer — **NG-03**Slimline Swing Door 18

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The systems

Code	System	Frame face	Sash face	Wall thickness	Standard glazing	Profile	Max leaf H × W	Finishes
NG-01	Panelled Swing Door 86	86 mm	80 mm	57.5 / 54.5 mm	4 mm glass · 15 mm air · 4 mm glass	1.4 mm	2.2 × 0.8 m	Silver grey · Textured black · Coffee
NG-02	Slimline Swing Door 16	50 mm	16 mm	68 / 79 mm	8 mm single glass	frame 1.4 · sash 2.0 mm	2.2 × 0.8 m	Gloss black · Grey · White
NG-03	Slimline Swing Door 18	50 mm	18 mm	68 / 79 mm	5 mm glass · 12 mm air · 5 mm glass	frame 1.4 · sash 2.0 mm	2.2 × 0.8 m	Gloss black · Grey · White

Standard configurations shown; glazing options and custom colours are available on most systems. Every system is specified against the opening before it is quoted.

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See it against your opening.

We look at the opening first, specify the system against it, and install what we specify. Book a Window & Door Assessment.

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