Retro Line
| Colour | RAL 7016 |
| Glazing | Sand–etched as shown in design |
| Applications | Aluminum frames in Antica style |
| Handle | PS10 L-800mm |
Classic style with a touch of English elegance, complemented by an original detail – a horizontally mounted handle.
Model RL12 is inspired by traditional English residences. The vertical glazing with a decorative diamond-pattern grid (created by sandblasting) adds lightness and emphasizes the dignified character of the design. Decorative cornices and elegant frames give the whole piece a refined appearance, perfectly fitting into the aesthetics of classic villas, manor houses, and homes with timeless architecture.
Retro Line is a door collection that brings classic design into a new era. Perfect for houses with character, villas, residences, or buildings styled after the pre-war period. Routings, frames, embossing — all crafted to be elegant, but never old-fashioned. It’s a proposal for those who appreciate detail, value craftsmanship, and want their home to say from the very entrance: “there is history here.” And it’s not a factory-made story — it’s one born in a Polish manufactory.
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| Colour | RAL 7016 |
| Glazing | Sand–etched as shown in design |
| Applications | Aluminum frames in Antica style |
| Handle | PS10 L-800mm |
Model RL12 is inspired by traditional English residences. The vertical glazing with a decorative diamond-pattern grid (created by sandblasting) adds lightness and emphasizes the dignified character of the design. Decorative cornices and elegant frames give the whole piece a refined appearance, perfectly fitting into the aesthetics of classic villas, manor houses, and homes with timeless architecture.
Retro Line is a door collection that brings classic design into a new era. Perfect for houses with character, villas, residences, or buildings styled after the pre-war period. Routings, frames, embossing — all crafted to be elegant, but never old-fashioned. It’s a proposal for those who appreciate detail, value craftsmanship, and want their home to say from the very entrance: “there is history here.” And it’s not a factory-made story — it’s one born in a Polish manufactory.