Define spaces. Not daylight.

Create distinct rooms while preserving openness and natural light. Every BlackFramed interior door is custom fabricated on our ultra-slim BF S20 steel profile and built to your exact opening.

ProfileBF S20
Sightline34 mm
Best ForResidential · Hospitality · Office
ConfigurationsHinged · Sliding · Pivot · Fixed

Why Interior Steel

Quiet separation. Without closing off the home.

Interior steel doors divide spaces while preserving daylight, long sightlines, and architectural openness — so a room can feel its own without ever feeling shut away.

Preserves Natural Light

Slim frames let daylight travel between rooms instead of stopping at a solid wall.

Maintains Visual Connection

Glass keeps rooms in sight of one another — separation you can see straight through.

Custom Built to Your Opening

No stock sizes. Every door is fabricated to your exact dimensions and finish.

European Steel Profiles

Engineered and fabricated on original European systems — the real thing, made to last.

Glass Options

Choose the right level of privacy.

From perfectly clear to fully obscured, the glazing sets the mood and the privacy. Every option carries in the same slim BF S20 frame.

Clear
ClearMaximum transparency and daylight — the room reads straight through.
Reeded
ReededFine vertical ribbing softens the view while keeping the light.
Fluted
FlutedWider channelled texture with more depth and privacy.
Wired
WiredMeshed safety glass with a gridded, industrial character.
Bronze
BronzeWarm tinted glass for a moody, layered look.
Graphite
GraphiteSmoked grey tint that quietly veils what lies beyond.
BF S20 · SectionThe BF S20 <em>system.</em>

The System

The BF S20 system.

Our slimmest interior profile. A tight 20 × 40 mm steel section holds a 34 mm sightline — enough frame to feel solid, little enough to almost disappear. European-manufactured, made to order, and finished in the RAL colour of your choosing.

20×40 mm
Steel Profile
34 mm
Sightline
4–8 mm
Glazing Range
Made to order
European Fabrication

Typical Sizes

Built to your opening.

There are no stock sizes. Every interior door is fabricated to your exact rough opening — the ranges below are simply where most projects land.

Single 24–42 in W A single leaf for doorways, closets, and passage openings.
Double 48–84 in W Two leaves for wider room dividers and feature openings.
Sliding 36–96 in W Single or bypass slides for tight plans and open spans.
Fixed Partitions Wall-to-wall Structural steel-and-glass walls scaled to the room.

Heights typically run 80–120 in — taller and custom-shaped openings (arched, raked, transomed) are welcome.

FAQ

Steel interior
doors, answered.

The most common questions we hear from homeowners, designers, and architects specifying interior steel.

Steel interior doors are internal doors and partitions built from welded steel profiles holding panels of glass. Unlike solid wood or hollow-core doors, they divide space with a slim grid of metal and glazing — providing separation while letting light and sightlines travel between rooms.

For projects that value daylight, longevity, and architectural character, yes. Steel is dimensionally stable, won't warp or swell like timber, and carries a far slimmer sightline than aluminium or wood — so you get more glass and a more refined look that holds its value for decades.

Absolutely — it's one of the most popular uses. A steel-and-glass divider separates a kitchen, office, or wine room without closing it off, keeping the plan feeling open while adding acoustic and visual definition.

Steel is significantly stronger, which lets us hold a far thinner profile — the BF S20 sits at a 34 mm sightline. Aluminium frames must be bulkier to achieve the same rigidity, so they read heavier.

Yes. Reeded, fluted, frosted, acid-etched, and tinted (bronze or grey) glazing all provide varying levels of obscurity while still transmitting light. You can mix clear and privacy glass within the same door.

They meaningfully reduce sound transfer, especially with laminated or thicker glazing and full-perimeter seals. Because they're primarily glass, they aren't rated like a solid acoustic wall — but they strike an excellent balance between quiet and openness.

In most cases, yes. Interior steel doors fit into existing openings or replace an existing door, and fixed partitions can be set into a stud or masonry opening with minimal disruption.

Yes — wall-mounted sliding and bypass configurations are available with soft-close hardware, ideal where there isn't clearance for a swing.

They can. A pocket-sliding steel door disappears fully into a wall cavity when open, leaving a clean, frame-only reveal. This requires a prepared pocket in the wall.

Our BF S20 is among the slimmest interior steel systems available, with a 20 × 40 mm section and a 34 mm sightline, engineered specifically for interior use.

Start a Project

Design the way your home flows.

Tell us about your opening, preferred configuration, and design goals. We'll recommend the right layout and fabricate an interior steel door tailored to your project.