SHUIDAO

Key Features

• Door Type: Single-leaf full-height glazed grid interior door — hinged, single panel swing; fully glazed with no solid lower panel (hinge side — left / right hand — please confirm; fire rating — please confirm; acoustic / sound insulation rating — note: fully glazed doors have significantly reduced acoustic performance — please confirm specification)
• Glazed Panel: Eight-pane frosted glass grid, full door height — the glazed area occupies the full height and width of the door leaf between the structural rails and stiles; the glass is divided into eight panes in a 2-column × 4-row arrangement by slim white glazing bars; unlike the D8704 which has a solid lower panel, the D8700’s glazing extends to the bottom rail — the door is fully glazed across its entire face (glass type — frosted / satin / acid-etched / reeded — please confirm; glass thickness — please confirm; single glazed / double glazed — please confirm)
• Pane Proportions: Tall rectangular panes — the 2×4 grid creates eight panes that are taller than they are wide; the vertical emphasis of each pane reinforces the door’s overall vertical proportion and gives the grid a refined, window-like quality distinct from the near-square panes of the D8704’s 3×3 layout; this pane proportion is associated specifically with Georgian sash, French casement, and tall Victorian glazing conventions
• Glazing Bars: Slim white matte glazing bars — the horizontal (three bars, dividing four rows) and vertical (one central bar, dividing two columns) glazing bars are in the same matte white finish as the door frame; the bars are slim in profile, reading as fine white lines within the glass field; the white bars against frosted glass create a softer, less graphic grid effect than the D8704’s dark bars against frosted glass
• Door Frame: Matte white flat-profile rails and stiles — top rail, bottom rail, lock stile, and hinge stile in matte white; the stiles appear moderately narrow, proportioned to balance the visual weight of the slim white glazing bars; no moulding or panel detail on the solid frame elements (finish — matte white paint / matte white lacquer / white PVC — please confirm)
• Architrave / Frame: Matching matte white flat-profile door frame — a plain rectangular surround consistent with the door leaf’s minimalist character; frame width appears standard
• Hardware: Brushed chrome / satin chrome horizontal bar handle — a horizontal tubular bar handle rather than a lever; the bar handle format references French door and casement window hardware conventions and is the correct hardware typology for a fully glazed door of this format; the brushed chrome finish is a cool silver metal tone consistent with the white door palette (bar handle length and diameter — please confirm; handle set included / separate — please confirm; lock / latch mechanism — please confirm)
• Core Construction: (MDF / solid timber / engineered frame with full-height double-column glazed infill — please confirm)
• Overall Dimensions: (please confirm W × H × thickness)

Ideal For

Interior designers, residential developers, and architectural specification buyers working on contemporary white, French-inspired, Georgian-revival, or light-maximising interior programmes where a fully glazed interior door is required to pass maximum light between adjacent spaces while maintaining a structured, architectural glazing composition. The D8700 is the most light-generous model in the SHUIDAO glazed door range — fully glazed from top to bottom with no solid lower panel — making it the correct specification for applications where both visual openness and light passage are the primary functional brief: kitchen-to-dining transitions in open-plan homes, living room to garden room or sunroom connections, corridor-to-reception room thresholds in hospitality environments, and any interior opening where the design intention is to make an interior wall feel as open and light-filled as possible while retaining the acoustic and thermal separation of a closed door. The white grid format connects the D8700 to both French farmhouse and contemporary Scandi interior vocabularies — a commercially versatile specification that works across European, Australasian, and East Asian residential markets where white interiors and natural light are the primary luxury residential values.

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