Define the transition between a doorway and its surrounding finishes. Decorative stainless steel door trims provide a visual edge around jambs and heads, with profiles coordinated to stone, tile, timber or wall panels.
Concept Rendering · Illustrative design, not a product photograph or completed project
Design direction
Where form meets the brief.
Application possibilities
Hotel room door architraves
Stone and tile doorway transitions
Interior renovation and fit-out
Options to discuss
Flat, stepped or folded trim sections
Mitred corners or separate head and jamb pieces
Face width, return depth and shadow line
Visible joints and concealed fixing concepts
Technical considerations
Specify the detail.
Door trims are decorative components rather than a substitute for a load-bearing frame. Coordinate substrate flatness, finished wall thickness, corner alignment and the movement gap. Adhesive or mechanical fixing suitability requires confirmation against the substrate.
Geometry study · Not to scale. Confirm dimensions and construction in project drawings.Material & finish guide ↗
Information to include in your door trims brief
Item
Project information required
Site dimensions
Finished opening and adjoining finish thickness
Section
Face width, fold depth and edge radius
Joints
Corner treatment, mitres and head-to-jamb connection
Fixing
Substrate and proposed attachment method
Material & finish
Proposed grade, sheet thickness, finish process and physical sample; subject to confirmation
No fixed dimensions, performance ratings or certifications are implied. Confirm the offered specification in writing.
A directional satin appearance. Agree the grain direction and reference sample.
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Mirror Polished Stainless Steel
A highly reflective appearance. Review reflections, flatness expectations and handling.
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Champagne Gold Finish
A soft, warm colour concept. Confirm substrate, coating process and physical sample.
A little more detail
Questions, answered.
Can trims cover an existing frame?+
A cover detail may be considered after measuring the existing assembly. Check hinge clearance, handle operation, seals and any labels before proposing a cover.
Can the grain follow the doorway?+
Show the intended grain direction on each head and jamb drawing. Adjacent pieces may reflect light differently, so approve a physical sample and joint arrangement.
How are trim dimensions agreed?+
Use measured site dimensions and dimensioned section drawings. Nominal doorway sizes alone do not define a trim profile.
Review the trim against measured site conditions and adjoining finishes. The installer and project team should agree the attachment before fixing begins.
Compare the accepted section with the finished wall build-up. Check hinges, handles, seals and door operation where a trim covers an existing frame.
Corners and appearance
Agree mitres or separate head and jamb joints, grain direction and the physical control sample under the intended viewing conditions.
Substrate and fixing
Record the substrate condition and agreed fixing detail. Adhesive or mechanical attachment suitability needs confirmation for the actual assembly.
These are coordination checks, not a universal adhesive, anchoring or tolerance specification. Check any restrictions on existing rated assemblies before covering them.
Your project starts with a detail
Let’s give your vision a material form.
Bring your dimensions, finish direction and project requirements together in one clear brief.
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Concept Rendering
Concept Rendering
Concept Rendering